reply to post by wonderworld
Since we're trying to distinguish pictures with chemtrails here (right

?), I thought it might be informative to see what different types of clouds
exist. I've tried to look at past pictures but there are so many cloud types out there - I got tangled in the web. I did find some clouds in the link
about
Arizona chemtrails - they were nice photographs, but apparently not anomalous clouds. What I think
I've found so far is that the 'bulbous' clouds (with the bird in top right corner) on that page are
Mammatus clouds (which, granted, means 'bumpy clouds') - that the cloud next to it is a
Cumulonimbus cloud just like
this one, and the curly one near the bottom is a
Cirrus cloud, probably the Fibratus or
Uncinus type with some Mare's tail, or even a
Cirrus Fibratus Radiatus I guess (feels like I'm Harry Potter here). I don't know
exactly why these images are included on his site, but I think they're somewhat suggestive.. Nice photos of clouds you don't see often at all, but
what are they supposed to indicate?
So here are some cloud types, lists & galleries - there are a lot of clouds out there!
The
Undulatus type clouds are pretty awesome (the wavy types):
The Altocumulus Undulatus:
en.wikipedia.org...
www.stormeyes.org...
The Altostratus Undulatus:
en.wikipedia.org...
The Cirrocumulus Undulatus:
en.wikipedia.org...
www.capetownskies.com... (with halo!)
The Cirrostratus Undulatus:
www.wolken-online.de...
www.wolken-online.de... (this is the same as the ones on the
Barium Blues site)
The Stratocumulus Undulatus:
www.wolken-online.de... (from next link)
www.wolken-online.de...
The
Radiatus type clouds (the stripy types)::
The Cirrus Radiatus (the stripy types):
www.clouds-online.com...
www.clouds-online.com...
www.flickr.com...
The Altocumulus Radiatus:
www.capetownskies.com...
The Cirrus Fibratus Radiatus:
www.capetownskies.com...
ram.meteored.com...
The Cirrus Uncinus Radiatus:
zebulon1er.free.fr...
The Undulatus Perlucidus Radiatus (crazy!):
www.rlmet.it.../03/2004
And also:
The Cirrus Vertebratus:
www.clouds-online.com...
dailysky.yakohl.com...
Galleries & lists:
www.humanities.uci.edu...
www.sky-fire.tv...
www.clouds-online.com...
www.cloudman.com...
www.capetownskies.com...
en.wikipedia.org...
Well, seems all kind of cloud types can combine, so that's it for now - just check out the galleries :} Hope I didn't make this post too long!
Btw, I'm not trying to debunk anything here! Just have been browsing clouds the past hours and thought this might help the conversation

Enjoy the
cool clouds!