A record of the changing Suffolk sky . . . click on a picture to view large . . . best seen full screen.
Monday, 18 July 2016
Cloudy ripples
Another hot day. At about 12:30 these neat cirrocumulus stratiformis were overhead, high in the atmosphere (between 5 to 14 km or 16,000 to 45,00 ft) where upward air currents meet high cirrostratus clouds formed of ice crystals, some of which turn into supercooled water droplets. Not long afterwards they'd disappeared, or almost disappeared; just a ghostly trace of a few in small transparent patches in an otherwise blue sky.
Labels:
blue sky,
cirrocumulus stratiformis,
Cirrus
Sunday, 17 July 2016
Hot and bright
A hot day, even at about 18:45, when these were taken. Streaks of cirrus show that there were high winds at high altitude, while clumps of cumulus mediocris and wisps of cumulus fractus moved more slowly.
Labels:
Cirrus,
cumulus fractus,
cumulus mediocris
Friday, 15 July 2016
Cool sunset
Looking south-east, reflected light on altocumulus bobbles, like fluff.
Sunset streaks at different levels - stratocumulus, altocumulus, cirrus and contrails.
A little later - blue, grey, and apricot.
Sunset streaks at different levels - stratocumulus, altocumulus, cirrus and contrails.
A little later - blue, grey, and apricot.
Labels:
altocumulus,
Cirrus,
contrails,
pastels,
stratocumulus,
sunset
Thursday, 14 July 2016
Wednesday, 13 July 2016
Sunday, 3 July 2016
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