Here's what I found out about them:
These clouds are altocumulus clouds, characterized by their fluffy, patchy appearance and often aligned in a pattern like ripples or rows across the sky. They usually form at mid-level altitudes (about 6,500 to 20,000 feet).
Fair weather in the short term.
However, if they appear in the morning and begin to thicken or increase, they can precede a cold front or a developing storm, especially if followed by lower clouds later in the day.
Their presence in warm, humid conditions can sometimes signal the approach of thunderstorms, particularly in the summer.
Looks like there's some rain coming our way - not sure if you'll get much down by you.
The angels are doing laundry?? 😉
Morganna said:
I was hoping for a more metaphysical explanation.
DaveSchmidt said:
dave said:
mackerel for dinner
Or, for Elmer Fudd, mackerel woe.

Took these photos a couple of hours ago. Do they forecast a weather story?