Oh wow, what a pretty view!!
Now, we'll have to take my answer with a grain of salt here, it looks like cirrus spissatus mammatus!
Great spotting!
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Oh wow, what a pretty view!!
Now, we'll have to take my answer with a grain of salt here, it looks like cirrus spissatus mammatus!
Great spotting!
hope you're doing well :)
Thank you! I'm doing a whole lot better now!
Image 1 has cirrus spissatus and Stratocumulus lenticularis with virga.
Image 2 has cirrus spissatus and altostratus undulatus with virga.
Good spotting!!
I went on a walk to look at clouds and the clouds started to look at me
Oh wow, look at the eyeliner too!! Also, love the anti-doxx laser
Looks like we have cirrus spissatus and a little stratus fractus face!
Great spotting!
Just saw this very cool looking rainbow phenomenon, also including some interesting clouds! 🤍
Woah! What we have here is some halo action going on!!!
We have cirrus fibratus, cirrus spissatus translucidus, cumulus humilis, and cumulus fractus clouds present here.
And in terms of halos, we have a 22° halo around the sun, and a circumhorizontal arc closer to the ground.
Great spotting!
Hallo! I was hoping you could help me figure out this type of cloud? I've found that they happen on sunny days. Though I might just notice it then.
Hope these are helpful to tell. :D
These are cirrus clouds! More specifically, cirrus intortus and cirrus spissatus clouds.
Cirrus is a high-altitude cloud, and are more likely to form on warm or hot days. So you're definitely right in your observation!
Great spotting!
I have some clouds :)
Sorry I've taken so long to answer this! For some reason (likely my bad depth perception) I really struggled to identify these.
It looks like Image 1 has Cirrus Spissatus and Cirrocumulus, with maybe some stratus fractus. Image 2 seems to be the same, but with some additional Cirrocumulus Floccus.
Images 3 and 4 are the ones I really struggled with, but I think I got them. They both have Altocumulus (possibly floccus), Stratus Fractus, and Cumulus Mediocris.
Good spotting! The colours on these are gorgeous!!
cirrus spissatus
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sitz hoch oben in der wolkendecke
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schneereich.
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