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Weather Underground had some interesting pictures of clouds in upstate New York that looked a bit like jellyfish. While we don’t have any clouds in the sky outside my office today (remember that a drought is too many days of nice weather in a row), I have seen similar clouds in the past and someday clouds will reappear and might look like this. The clouds are showing virga, in this case snow, falling from the clouds and evaporating before it hits the ground. You can read more about them at https://www.wunderground.com/news/jellyfish-clouds?__prclt=S7XPo9wA.
Jellyfish clouds Nov. 8, 2016 north of Ithaca, New York. Credit: Justin D Kintzele/Twitter
