#altocumulus

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Oh, almost forgot!

Look at this monster of an altocumulus lenticularis duplicatus I got yesterday!! My phone camera quality is bad so it's hard to see just how many different distinct layers there were.

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Saw this near a 5200 masl mountain

Wow! What a pretty view!!

Given the exact height of the mountain, I can confirm that this is altocumulus lenticularis and cumulus fractus clouds!

Great spotting!!

[cloudedprint]

© Clouded Print - June 27, 2025

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I thought I’d lost my lenticularis privileges by moving since they’re terrain dependent but fortunately I’ve started to see them here recently as well :)

Hell yeah!! Glad you got to keep your lenticularis licence!

Cirrus intortus, altocumulus lenticularis with transverse ripples, and cumulus fractus clouds

Great spotting!!

[skinisamemory]

MORE CLOUD

altocumulus ... i didnt name him yet

[tripletsonearth]

altocúmulos estratiformes ⋆｡ﾟ☁︎｡⋆࣪☁︎ּ ֶָ֢. ˖

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I always love seeing such classic cloud types. Feels like meeting an old friend.

Altocumulus perlucidus stratiformis and cumulus fractus clouds.

Great spotting!

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Some miscellaneous cloud photos from my camera roll that I thought would be interesting 😄 The first one looked really crazy in person, the clouds were in that pattern across the entire sky!

Oooh, a lot of variety here!

Image 1 is altocumulus undulatus stratiformis

Image 2 is a little harder for me to tell, but looks to be altostratus undulatus and altocumulus clouds

Image 3 seems to be nimbostratus praecipitatio with stratus fractus pannus, though it's shape did make it look almost like a cumulonimbus!

And finally, image 4 is cirrus intortus.

Great spotting!