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Beautiful altocumulus clouds. Sky background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cranes in the foreground and colorful altocumulus clouds sky in the background in sunset time Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altocumulus clouds and sky in summer Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altocumulus chaotic sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Textured Altocumulus Clouds in a Bright Blue Sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altocumulus and altocumulus clouds in the sky

Altocumulus clouds in afternoon sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altocumulus white puffy fluffy clouds against deep blue sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dense White Altocumulus Clouds Covering the Sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wavy altocumulus clouds stretching across a clear blue sky. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altocumulus clouds are mid-level clouds characterized by their fluffy, white or gray appearance. These clouds typically form in layers or patches and can cover large areas of the sky. They often resemble rounded clumps or rolls and can sometimes create a wavy or rippled pattern. When you look up at the sky, you may see altocumulus clouds floating high, often indicating moisture in the atmosphere. They can signify a change in weather, typically preceding a warm front. These clouds may also produce light precipitation, such as drizzle, but they usually do not lead to heavy rain. Their presence adds a dynamic aspect to the sky, creating visual interest with varying shades and depths. Altocumulus clouds are often a sign of a stable atmosphere but can also indicate potential storms if they develop into more dense formations. Overall, they contribute to the beauty of the sky and the ever-changing patterns of weather.