Material da Royal Meteorological Society. Trata-se de um "disco" que ajuda na identificação dos tipos de nuvens. Mais informações nesse post: http://meteoropole.com.br/2014/01/experiencia-13-circulo-de-nuvens/
1. Stratocumulus
Common.Some-
timescovering
thewholesky,
sometimes
morelike
flattened
cumulus.
Cumulus
Smallcumulus
haveacotton
woolshape.
Oftengrow
tobunch
together.
Norain.
Altostratus
Thickerthan
cirrostratus;sun
visibleasdisc.
Noshadows
orhalo.
Altocumulus Brokenintosmall
flatclouds,often regularlyar- ranged.Norain orsnow.
Cirrus
Sometimesdelicate,
hair-likestrands.
Sometimes
thickerblobs.
Cirrostratus
Aveilofthinwhite
cloud.Sunclearly
visiblewith
shadows.Often
withahalo.
Cirrocumulus
Notacommon
type.Some-
timesdappled
orrippled.
Sunvisible.
Nim
bostratus
Thick,darkstratus,
givingrain,which
isoftenheavy
andprolonged.
Diffi
cultto
photo-
graph.
CumulonimbusCumulus grown tall
and dark. Showers
likely. Top canbe very high,sometimesfeathery orflat.
Stratus
Grey, flat and bor-
ing, no sun visi-
ble. Drizzle may
fall. Called hill
fog on high
ground.
LowRainFalling
Low Rain Falling
Low Below 2000m
Low
Below
2000m
LowBelow2000m
Mid-level2000to6000
m
Mid-level2000to6000mHighabove6000m
Highabove6000m
Highabove6000m
MetLink
Cloud Wheel
Cut out along the dotted lines, poke a hole in the centre of both circles and put a paper fastener
through the holes. You are now ready to identify clouds.
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