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Predicting the Weather with Clouds

Step 2High Clouds

High Clouds
High clouds form at 16,000 - 43,000 feet. Basically, these are the clouds that you only encounter on the top of really high mountains or at the cruising altitude of a jet airplane. Due to the extreme conditions at which they form, they tend to be comprised primarily of ice crystals.

High clouds do not block sunlight.

High clouds include:
Cirrus
Cirrostratus
Cirrocumulus

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4 comments
Jan 25, 2010. 10:45 PMdesertdog says:
Of course it is New Mexico.  There are too many people in Arizona to get a shot like that.
Jul 30, 2008. 11:51 PMpurduecer says:
Cool Instructable. Minor, unimportant thing, in your "High Clouds" step, you're missing a 0 in the number 16,000
Jun 23, 2008. 4:58 AMmt_si_dad says:
Looks like Sedona AZ
Jun 23, 2008. 6:58 PMpppoootttzzz says:
i was thinking the same thing. i live in new mexico

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