ilmanohuttuvat
Ilmanohuttuvat is a Finnish term that translates to "air humps" or "air lumps." It describes a specific atmospheric phenomenon characterized by visible, often amorphous, cloud-like formations that appear to "hang" or "float" in the air. These formations are not true clouds in the meteorological sense, meaning they are not composed of water droplets or ice crystals in the way conventional clouds are. Instead, they are typically visual distortions caused by varying densities and temperatures within the air column.
The appearance of ilmanohuttuvat can be influenced by several factors, including humidity levels, light refraction, and
While their exact cause can be complex and context-dependent, they are generally understood to be optical illusions