Aric Schaap

Nope, not photoshopped. These are asperitas clouds captured in Gorham, New Hampshire this week!

📝 WEATHER NERD EXPLANATION: Asperitas clouds are often observed around the same time thunderstorms form. Scientists believe that turbulent air, similar to air found in storms and along weather fronts (where air masses clash and cause vertical motion and wind shear), is responsible for the formation of these ominous looking clouds.

📸 Crystal Lee

Congrats Tamee! Your hard work has paid off. Congrats on making the 🔝 supervising agents🎉

Whenever things start to turn brighten up around here, it reminds me of the 'greenest' image I ever took. This was taken in the Smokies many years ago on my little Pentax 645, using Velvia 50 slide film. I've named it 'Carly's shot' because my friend Carly O'Keefe really likes it.

🤩 Katie Davis is one of our 🔝 Agency Directors! She is number 2 in her category!
Congratulations Katie!!