What weather do altocumulus clouds predict?

Altocumulus clouds indicate sunny days, unstable weather, and precipitation, depending on the situation.

When translucent altocumulus clouds change little, they are a sign of sunny weather. When the thickness of altocumulus clouds continues to thicken and gradually merge into layers, it indicates that the weather will change and even precipitation will occur.

Altocumulus translucent clouds are white clouds shaped like fish scales, arranged in rows and rows. They are a type of cloud layer that appears when strong cold air arrives, indicating that the weather conditions will be unstable in the near future.

Altocumulus clouds are medium clouds, mainly formed by fluctuations in stable and moist air at the height of medium clouds. The clouds are lumpy, flaky or spherical; the clouds are sometimes scattered and isolated, sometimes gathered in groups and arranged in rows, like field ridges or waves; the clouds are often white or gray, with the middle part darker; the light transmission of each part of the cloud body The degree varies. In the thin part, the outline of the sun and moon can be seen, and sometimes brilliant and iridescent phenomena appear.