Cloud Atlas (not the movie) Gets an Update

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Newly described clouds have been officially added to the International Cloud Atlas, which catalogs various cloud types. The discussion highlights the fascination with clouds, particularly when observed from airplanes, and introduces the concept of a cloud atlas to those unfamiliar with it. The addition of new cloud types emphasizes the ongoing study and classification of atmospheric phenomena.
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Newly described clouds (also here) have been added to the International Cloud Atlas.

I have always found clouds kind of fascinating, especially when viewed from airplanes.
Didn't even know there was a cloud atlas.
 
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I had read about that, I'm glad you posted it.
 
BillTre said:
Newly described clouds (also here) have been added to the International Cloud Atlas.

I have always found clouds kind of fascinating, especially when viewed from airplanes.
Didn't even know there was a cloud atlas.

nor did I ... thanks for the links :smile:
 
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