I thought at first it was what is called a "buttermilk sky." But when I checked Google, I found a totally different image. So I don't know if these cirrostratus (Ha! I'll bet that impressed you!) clouds have a common name or not.
Actually I'm not even sure they are cirrostratus though that's the closest image Google shows me. Any cloud experts out there?
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Sorry, but I do like "buttermilk sky." Never heard that one before. If those clouds break up a bit more you could have a "shepherd's sky."
I'm just amazed that you found some blue sky.
I had to go look for the snow because I didn't get up early enough to see it at our house.
The courthouse fountain gets drained, cleaned and they build a fake Christmas tree around it.
Stephen - Now you've done it. What is a shepherd's sky?
Judy - Oh c'mon, that was shot at, hmmm, maybe around noon. Thanks for the info on the fountain.
Looks like there is some wind at work as well.
I'm a cloud watcher, too. I love them. They're like snowflakes....no 2 are alike.
S
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