Towering
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Towering cumulus cloud — Towering cumulus clouds, photographed from an airplane Towering cumulus clouds can be based in the low or middle height ranges and achieve considerable vertical development (family D2) in areas of deep, moist convection. They are an intermediate… … Wikipedia
Cumulus-Wolke — Wolken Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbos … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus congestus — Wolken Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbos … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus fractus — Wolken Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbos … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus humilis — Wolken Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbos … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus mediocris — Wolken Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbos … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus — Wolken: Klassifikation Gattungen Cirrus Ci Cirrocumulus Cc Cirrostratus Cs Altocumulus Ac Altostratus As Stratocumulus Sc Stratus St Cumulus Cu Nimbostratus … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cumulus congestus cloud — Infobox Cloud name = Cumulus congestus cloud image location = Kinabalu silhouette cloud.jpg Mount Kinabalu. abbreviation = symbol = CL 2.png genus= Cumulus species= congestus variety= altitude m = up to 6,000 altitude ft = up to 20,000 level =… … Wikipedia
Cumulus cloud — Cumulus redirects here. For other uses, see Cumulus (disambiguation). Cumulus Cloud Abbreviation Cu Genus Cumulus (heap) Altitude … Wikipedia
Cloud suck — Towering cumulus clouds are often associated with cloud suck Cloud suck is a phenomenon commonly known in paragliding and hang gliding where pilots experience significant lift due to a thermal under the base of cumulus clouds, especially towering … Wikipedia
