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So far Hans, I’ve seen Asperitas Undulatus, Laconusus, and Radius here,with undulatus the most common. In any case, there has to be enough to hang your hat on. Your shot offers Undulatus yet Im not seeing Asperitas. For Aperitas I think in terms of a field or large area where redundant waves of of agitation are seen. Looking at the clouds upside down for verifying ,,needs larger sampling to see the waves.
Below is shot of what I call”Speckled Asperitas.” Light making it through the clouds to freckle their appearance adds even more to these surreal clouds…imho.
This was a Aperitas event so I’m going with Asperitas Undulatus but it seems way to well organized for Asperitas..??
Arizona Color#100
My goodness, nubbins is an actual word..Long ago somebody gave that as a nick name of a friend. Since then I thought it was slang..Got me there Keelin. Anyway, I’m drawn to the black “star” by the white linears.
ArizonaB&W#134
Thanks hans and keelin! The green flash is believed to be the tale tell sign of Hail. I say flash but the faint emerald green lasted more than a flash. Looking at my photos timing it looks close to a minute that I photographed knowingly of the green. Green showed up in a few other shots in different areas of the storm as well. Below is a shot ( no green) of the clouds going Nimbus.
