A cool guide on different cloud types
A cool guide on different cloud types
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pfft, no room on the guide for lenticular??
22 0 ReplyThat's a cool looking cloud
8 0 ReplyMountain hat
4 0 ReplyDon't forget mammatus!
3 0 ReplyWell that article says...
According to the WMO International Cloud Atlas, mamma is a cloud supplementary feature rather than a genus, species or variety of cloud.
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cumulonimbus looks like the end of the world
14 1 ReplyHere in Texas we call that Tuesday. Then we pay our politicians to shut off our power.
13 0 ReplyAnd Ted Cruz’s Cancun trips!
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Chad
3 0 ReplyThey spawn tornadoes somewhat regularly, so I can understand the feeling.
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where does Amogus fit here
5 0 ReplyI swear I've seen this exact graphic, in a high school text book or something.
I doubt that reddit person was the original author.
4 0 ReplyAt what height is mushroom cloud?
4 0 ReplyDepends on the size of the boom, but the bigger ones (2MT and up) reach the stratosphere, I would assume on this chart that would be the high area of the y axis
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That is a cool guide. Thanks!
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