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altocumulus

[ UK /ˌæltəkjˈuːmjʊləs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a cumulus cloud at an intermediate altitude of 2 or 3 miles

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  • By the time we had a task and were ready to rock the wind had backed off to only 10 km/h, and with the sun being blocked from wide spread altocumulus clouds conditions suddenly were barely soarable.
  • Altostratus and altocumulus are in the midrange, lie between one and a half and three miles above the sea. MY EMPIRE OF DIRT
  • Cirrocumulus has no shading (which altocumulus usually has), and because it is so much higher, the cloudlets of cirrocumulus are much smaller than those of altocumulus.
  • It is caused by light shining through thin altocumulus, which causes the light to bend as it passes through the water droplets within the cloud.
  • But altocumulus stratiformis can sometimes thicken and descend as nimbostratus, a dark and dreary cloud that often brings rain. Times, Sunday Times
  • Since moving to the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains I have enjoyed frequent sightings of spectacular altocumulus standing lenticularis or lenticular cloud formations. Rich Wolf: Boulder UFOs Identified (Photos)
  • Altocumulus Standing Lenticularis ASL are mid-level clouds that are the most common type of lenticularis, found between 8,000 and 20,000 feet. Rich Wolf: Boulder UFOs Identified (Photos)
  • Altocumulus lacunosus. “An elusive prize for any cloud collector,” lacunosus clouds form when sinking pockets of air create holes in a cloud layer.
  • The sun was just beginning to set in the distance, casting a hazy, pink glow over everything in sight as the altocumulus clouds slowly turned a soft orange.
  • Above the surface location of the cold front, high altitude cirrostratus and middle altitude altocumulus clouds are common. Air masses and frontal transitional zones
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