Kulkuneulo

Kulkuneulo is a Finnish word that translates to "walking cloud" in English. It refers to a specific type of cloud formation that appears to move slowly across the sky, giving the illusion of walking or drifting. These clouds are typically low-lying and are often associated with fair weather. Kulkuneulo are most commonly observed in Finland and other northern European countries, where they are a notable feature of the local weather patterns.

The phenomenon is often described as a large, flat, and sometimes elongated cloud that seems to glide across the sky. They are usually composed of water droplets or ice crystals and can vary in size and shape. Kulkuneulo are often seen during the summer months and are a popular subject for photography and observation.

The exact cause of kulkuneulo is not fully understood, but they are believed to be related to the movement of air masses and the interaction of different types of clouds. They are a unique and fascinating aspect of the Finnish landscape and are often celebrated in local culture and folklore.