WEIRD CLOUDS
Clouds are fluffy, benign masses of water vapor, right?
Consider this: In an otherwise clear September sky near Agen, France in 1814, a small, white, spherical cloud appeared. It floated motionless for a while before beginning to spin and head quickly southward.
Witnesses reported that deafening rumbling noises thundered from the cloud, and then it suddenly exploded in a shower of rocks and stones. The cloud then slowly faded away.
This is one case of extremely rare and highly unusual behavior from clouds.
Other documented reports tell of clouds that move against the wind, clouds that rain insects or carry peculiar shadows.
There is even a story of a man from Oyster Bay, Long Island who was attacked by a spitting cloud.
It's difficult to come up with any kind of rational explanations for these weird tales.
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