#mediocris

Starting off strong with my first ever cirrus vertebratus! Very exciting stuff!

And later that same arrival day, nimbostratus mammatus with virga!

Another nimbostratus mammatus the next day,

Altocumulus stratiformis and cumulus mediocris with virga! And the wallaby I saw on the walk to that view.

And, not a cloud, but the awful photo I took of the aurora!

Bayonetta 3 homunculus concept art

Stratus / nebulous

Cavum / radiatus

Lacunosus / perlucidus

Mediocris

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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.

Sorry this took me so long to get to!!

Looks like we have cumulonimbus incus and cumulus fractus in image 1, nimbostratus praecipitatio in image 2, cumulus congestus, cumulus mediocris, and cumulus fractus in image 3 (with anti crespular rays too), and a mammatus cloud (leaning towards Cumulonimbus) in image 4.

I can't tell if in the distance it's snowing or not. But it was cool to see the clouds come in. They came decently quickly.

CHALLENGE!!

this was taken at night with only the moon to illuminate the cloud. I wanna see you give your best shot at identifying it.

[atleast it's hard for me to figure out. Idk about u tho]

Hello!

So! Image 1 has cumulus mediocris with virga and cirrus spissatus clouds.

And for image 2, any other cloud would be more difficult to identify. But in this case? That's altocumulus perlucidus translucidus stratiformis.