Altocumulus

Altocumulus clouds are charming little clouds that create truly cottony patterns in the sky, often arranged in banks or waves. Located at mid-altitudes, between approximately 2,000 and 6,000 meters, they are composed of water droplets and sometimes ice crystals. Their grainy, almost scaly appearance gives the impression that the sky has transformed into a textured canvas, a real treat for the eyes of observers and weather enthusiasts.

From a scientific perspective, altocumulus clouds are much more than decorative: they are often a sign of atmospheric instability at high altitudes. Their appearance on a warm morning can even herald thunderstorms later in the day. These clouds therefore play a key role as indicators of air movement and the energy present in the atmosphere, making them true messengers from the sky.

Want a dynamic sky that takes up almost no space? The Altocumulus sticker is perfect for adding a touch of science, texture, and poetry to your notebooks, computers, or tablets. A cloud with character… that will give your collection a little bit of a dynamic weather effect.

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