Amazing nature
this is phenomenon in Birmingham, AL today! This phenomenon is called Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. A brief description from the Cloud Appreciation Society: "The breaking waveforms of Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds are the result of shearing winds up at cloud level. A particular type of turbulence can develop in a layer of cirrus cloud, which happens to form below an inversion ...between air currents of differing speeds and/or directions. Sea waves break as their bases are slowed down upon reaching shallow water and their crests surge ahead. Cloud waves break in the same way: when their crests are pushed ahead of their troughs by the difference in air currents"

????????????????????????????????? What you make of that ?

REF: www.facebook.com/worldofwindsurf (have to acknowledge original poster)

you'd be pretty stoked if you scored the third wave of that set

yeah but they have no power behind them

Dunno why World Of Windsurf watermarked this picture? It's been all over the internets..

Plus, a few times I've seen a picture on Seabreeze, then later it gets posted to the Wow FB page..

So, hi WOW, why didn't you credit the original source?

Seems a girl named Alison Bee took this photo 4 days ago, posted it to Reddit and a Meteorologist named Zensunnioracle provided the explanation...

www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/nfi9x/i_live_on_the_beach_in_pensacola_but_today_i/c38pfhp