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In meteorology, a cloud refers to a visible group of liquid droplets and/or frozen crystals made of water or various chemicals, suspended in the atmosphere.
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GOES image: parallel trains of clouds. What to make of them?
Note the parallel trains or streaks of clouds, running approximately northwest to southeast. … Is it simply cumulus clouds from convection being blown downwind? …
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Great Lakes - cookie cutter clouds
On 2014-07-10, in the afternoon, the GOES East satellite image in the visible showed a mass of cloud in central North America. However, in the middle, the Great Lakes stood out in a most extraordinary …
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Are these clouds exhibiting gravity waves?
This question is referring to the wavy structures that appear in the clouds. Are these 'gravity waves'? …
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