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On Sunday, clouds formed over Panama City Beach, Fla., making it look like the waves of the ocean had extended in a mist over shoreline's high-rise residences.
Check out the image in CNN's report:
As CNN states, these are not considered clouds caused by the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. We reported on this phenomenon making wave-like clouds in Alabama in Dec. 2011.
The Weather Channel's Greg Forbes explain what happened in Florida to create these clouds:
The Huffington Post reports that the image was captured by pilot JR Hott of Panhandle Helicopters.
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