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Hello! I hate to be that person but the last image you reblogged is AI generated, unfortunately. :') The watermark on the bottom right gives it away.
I'll offer you some real clouds I saw fairly recently instead :)
Aw man, I'm usually better at spotting this stuff. But thanks for the heads up! And for the alternative clouds!!
These clouds are cirrus fibratus radiatus.
Great spotting!!
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Just saw this very cool looking rainbow phenomenon, also including some interesting clouds! π€
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 22Β° halo around the sun, and a circumhorizontal arc closer to the ground.
Great spotting!
Hi I have so many clouds but I don't wanna flood your inbox lol so just one for now
Do you know what it's called when you get a rainbow thing in the clouds like this?
When clouds have a rainbow in them, it's called irisation! It's a very pretty phenomena, and one I've yet to see irl!
Image 1 has cirrocumulus undulatus with irisation, and cirrus fibratus
Image two has cirrostratus fibratus with irisation, cirrocumulus floccus homomutatus (contrail), altocumulus perlucidus, and cumulus fractus clouds.
Hallo!!! I thought the sky was looking absolutely dazzling -as it always is- and was curious what show it was giving today.
Yesterday had freezing rain and that's why the trees look like that. This was taken before noon.
Ps; ur super awesome sauce
Oh wow, there's a lot going on here!!
Looks like we have cirrostratus fibratus, altocumulus floccus stratiformis, cumulus mediocris, stratocumulus floccus, and stratus fractus clouds.
Great spotting! And thank you for the kind words :)
clouds from yesterday evening and this morning (significantly colder and windier)! altocirrus? shedderoni...
been loving all the sky texture this winter π«β¨οΈ clouds really can do Anything
Clouds can really do whatever they want, without any consequences.
Image 1 is a tricky one, but I think I can pin it down as cirrostratus fibratus, even though it's trying really hard not to be.
Image 2 is cirrocumulus lenticularis lacunosus! Which is a fascinating combo. There's also some undulations, not that they're distinctive really, and fibrous elements, and if you look to your left, some very small fluctus! There's so much going on here.
Great spotting, and sorry I took a while to answer!
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my best guess is cumulus and maybe stratus? again, i am Not good at clouds
Very good guess! You do, in fact, have cumulus (mediocris, specifically), with some altocumulus opacus behind it.
Stratus is a good guess, and it makes sense! But what we have here is cirrostratus fibratus!
Great spotting, and keep it up! Genuinely, those were good guesses and not far off, especially for someone who's "not good at clouds"
Had some seriously interesting cirroform clouds on my walk today!
Image 1: Cirrus fibratus radiatus and cumulus fractus clouds. Not shown here but there was also cumulus mediocris clouds.
Image 2: cirrocumulus lacunosus and cumulus fractus clouds.
Image 3: cirrocumulus lacunosus (?), cumulus humilis and cumulus fractus clouds.
Image 4: cirrocumulus and cumulus mediocris.
Both images have cirrus fibratus intortus, cirrus uncinus, and contrails! Image 1 also has Cirrus spissatus.
