- Cirro****ulus
floccus is a type of cirro****ulus cloud. The name cirro****ulus
floccus is
derived from Latin,
meaning "a lock of wool". Cirro****ulus
floccus appears...
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usually classified as
middle rather than
vertical and is
coded CM8. The
floccus species (Ac flo) is a
tufted middle cloud which is also ****ociated with...
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Cirrus floccus is a type of
cirrus cloud. The name
cirrus floccus is
derived from Latin,
meaning "a lock of wool".
Cirrus floccus occurs as
small tufts...
- Alto****ulus
floccus (meaning tuft of wool, fluff, or nap of cloth...) "Alto****ulus
floccus".
International Cloud Atlas. "Alto****ulus
floccus (Ac flo)"....
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series of
dense lumps, or "towers",
connected by a
thinner base.
Cirrus floccus (V-5)
Elements which take on a
rounded appearance on the top, with the...
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Cirrus comes in five visually-distinct species: castell****, fibratus,
floccus, s****atus, and uncinus:
Cirrus castell**** has ****uliform tops caused...
- the blue sky.
Cirrus are
generally non-convective
except castell**** and
floccus subtypes which show
limited convection. They
often form
along a high altitude...
- more of a
tufted appearance, it is
given the
species name Cirro****ulus
floccus (Cc flo). Cirro****ulus with castell****
buildups can show some vertical...
- fever. The Latin-derived
equivalent is
floccillation which derives from
floccus, "a
piece of wool or straw". The late
Latin crocydismus,
still used in...
- Strato****ulus
floccus is a
species of
cloud belonging to Strato****ulus
cloud genus. Strato****ulus
floccus is
usually a sign of
instability at that altitude...
