Cloud Classification
Laura Anderson · AI
Feb 2025 · Publifye AS
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About this ebook
Cloud Classification reveals the intricate language of clouds, explaining how these atmospheric formations are systematically categorized by altitude, shape, and associated weather patterns. Understanding cloud classification is crucial for meteorology, climate science, and connecting with nature. The book traces the evolution from subjective observation to the standardized system of the World Meteorological Organization's International Cloud Atlas, highlighting Luke Howardâs pivotal 19th-century work that brought scientific rigor to cloud identification. Did you know that cloud formations can indicate upcoming weather events, acting as visible signals in the sky?
The book progresses from basic principles of cloud formation to detailed explorations of ten principal cloud genera, such as Cirrus, Cumulus, and Stratus, examining their species and varieties. It also delves into formation mechanisms like convection and frontal systems. Emphasizing practical applications, it incorporates visual aids, meteorological data, and case studies to illustrate the relationship between cloud types and weather patterns. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of weather forecasting and climate modeling, and the ability to interpret the sky's cues.
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