A layer of altocumulus radiatus with some contrails above cumulus humilis, all blown into lines by the wind.
A record of the changing Suffolk sky . . . click on a picture to view large . . . best seen full screen.
Showing posts with label altocumulus radiatus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label altocumulus radiatus. Show all posts
Sunday, 29 June 2008
Lines
A layer of altocumulus radiatus with some contrails above cumulus humilis, all blown into lines by the wind.
Sunday, 30 March 2008
Variety
A bright sunny day with an assortment of clouds.

Low level cumulus and high level cirrostratus.

More low level cumulus and higher wisps of what looks like altocumulus.

Low level cumulus, some altocumulus, and a milky veil of cirrostratus.

Thin streaks of high altocumulus radiatus, tinted peachey-pink by a setting sun.

Low level cumulus and high level cirrostratus.

More low level cumulus and higher wisps of what looks like altocumulus.

Low level cumulus, some altocumulus, and a milky veil of cirrostratus.

Thin streaks of high altocumulus radiatus, tinted peachey-pink by a setting sun.
Labels:
altocumulus,
altocumulus radiatus,
cirrostratus,
cumulus
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