Blargh, learnings.
Nov. 24th, 2008 08:38 amSo this morning I pulled up my blinds to discover that there actually is some cloud cover today--a long thin sheet of cirrus clouds.
And that sucks, because if you're seeing cirrus clouds, it means you're just a bit ahead of an approaching cold front. Cold fronts create clouds that rise vertically...and the cirrus clouds represent the top where they have turned totally to ice. And then the wind shear at the higher altitude pushes them ahead of the normal air masses.
And I just have to facepalm, because it's like o hay look, I actually learned SOMETHING in meteorology. For some reason I meet this realization with chagrin.
Can has Wednesday yet?
And that sucks, because if you're seeing cirrus clouds, it means you're just a bit ahead of an approaching cold front. Cold fronts create clouds that rise vertically...and the cirrus clouds represent the top where they have turned totally to ice. And then the wind shear at the higher altitude pushes them ahead of the normal air masses.
And I just have to facepalm, because it's like o hay look, I actually learned SOMETHING in meteorology. For some reason I meet this realization with chagrin.
Can has Wednesday yet?