They are also seen when a layer of stratocumulus is breaking up.

This model still has problems with regions of marine stratocumulus clouds.

Low level stratocumulus clouds cover approximately one-third of the oceans surface.

Thin stratocumulus clouds are also often the cause of corona effects around the Moon at night.

They began as long, narrow formations in the stratosphere, quickly forming into stratocumulus.

Up ahead, the tips of the Transantarctics pierced the stratocumulus.

The skies were already full of furious-looking stratocumulus clouds, their tops boiling.

A little stratocumulus at 2,000 or 3,000 feet.

The sun was hidden behind bruise-black stratocumulus to the west, but a gray light permeated the scene.

Cloud three eighths stratocumulus at four thousand feet.

Layers of very flat cumulus are called stratocumulus.

She also liked looking down on towering stratocumulus and wind-shredded cirrus clouds.

By 17:00 the airfield was covered in 5/10ths stratocumulus at 5,000 feet.

Stratocumulus is also often, though not always, darker in colour than altocumulus.

Farther west he could see tall, black nimbo and stratocumulus building as the storm came in across the coast.

To the west, several stratocumulus clouds floated past, their fluffy bulk casting a shadow on the towns below.

The levels of albedo present in the low-level marine stratocumulus clouds create a significant global cooling effect.

Like all other forms of stratocumulus apart from castellanus, they are also often found in anticyclones.

Thereafter, Kit was steered the low-level flow to the south and southwest as a deck of stratocumulus.

Stratus and stratocumulus will also form at the top of a marine layer in the presence of the same conditions there.

Stratus or stratocumulus (comprising the warm sector of a frontal system) usually forms when it clears.

All three are associated with the stratiformis species of altocumulus and stratocumulus.

Storm clouds were piled high on the western horizon and morning sunlight illuminated the tops of what he'd recently learned were called stratocumulus.

Hurriedly he added, 'You'll have enough stratocumulus at 2,000 to 3,000 feet to give you some cover; visibility moderate.

The two genera that are strictly low-étage are stratus, and stratocumulus.