L8 Clouds: Cumulus (Cu) and Multi-level Cumulus and Stratocumulus Stratocumulus (Sc) at different heights Not From the Spreading of Cumulus Clouds L8 Clouds- Symbol = . A mixed sky of varying cloud types can L8 occur when a new layer of cumulus or stratocumulus form underneath other clouds. Cumulus and stratocumulus other than that formed from the spreading out of cumulus; the base of the cumulus is at a different level Typically, cumulus clouds form beneath from that of the stratocumulus. existing stratocumulus clouds. The cumulus may even rise into or through the Stratocumulus. A noticeable difference in height can be seen in this mixed sky. Notes: Typically, cumulus forms beneath Source: patches or a sheet of stratocumulus. The cumulus may even rise into or through the Stratocumulus. Source: National Weather Service JetStream - Online School for Weather
L8 Clouds: Cumulus (Cu) and Stratocumulus (Sc) at different heights L8 Cumulus and stratocumulus other than that formed from the spreading out of cumulus; the base of the cumulus is at a different level from that of the stratocumulus. Notes: Typically, cumulus forms beneath patches or a sheet of stratocumulus. The cumulus may even rise into or through the Stratocumulus. Source: National Weather Service JetStream - Online School for Weather Multi-level Cumulus and Stratocumulus Not From the Spreading of Cumulus Clouds L8 Clouds- Symbol = . A mixed sky of varying cloud types can occur when a new layer of cumulus or stratocumulus form underneath other clouds. Typically, cumulus clouds form beneath existing stratocumulus clouds. The cumulus may even rise into or through the Stratocumulus. A noticeable difference in height can be seen in this mixed sky. Source:
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