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October 24th 06, 07:45 PM
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Wow cloudbase is high...
A friend and I were driving back from the airport the other day. He
remarked, "Wow, cloudbase is high today. I bet it's at least 6,000 feet." He and I began musing - exactly how do we know that cloudbase is high? What visual cues tell us that the Cu are high (or low). We're not talking Temperature Dewpoint spread here - strictly visual. Any ideas? And yes, flying season is obviously drawing to a close :-) Erik Mann LS8-18 P3 
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