Any nephologists on the forum?

[Orion]

If so can they identify these clouds seen early a few mornings ago?

 

[Bucket]

Not me, I prefer live partners...

 

[The Old Man]

Look like cirrus unicinus or mare's tales, usually give warning of a coming storm?

 

[carolyn]

I of course read nephrologist so wondered what on earth photos of clouds had to do with kidneys!

 

[15isto2]

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[golly]

I of course read nephrologist so wondered what on earth photos of clouds had to do with kidneys!

Snap

 

[The Happy Hooker]

I of course read nephrologist so wondered what on earth photos of clouds had to do with kidneys!

Me too!

 

[Pausim]

Mares tails that stretch out in straight lines suggest high wind speeds in the higher cloud layers and this can mean bad weather approaching. However if the mares tails are bent and feathered then it more likely means there are slack wind speeds in these upper layers and the weather will remain good. The op’s picture looks like it could be the start of a mackerel sky and this would indicate changing wind directions and a likely change of weather approaching.

 

[Reallyretired]

I of course read nephrologist so wondered what on earth photos of clouds had to do with kidneys!

Exactly how I read it too. I've never heard of a nephologist before.

 

[Mullet Man]

I thought this thread was going to be about langoustines, but I guess that is a nephropologist.

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