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| ON CLOUD NEO Amateur cloud watchers in the UK first spotted this unusual cloud and named it Asperatus, which means rough in Latin. Meteorologists said this is a new variety; its choppy undersides could be due to strong winds disturbing previously stable layers of warm and cold air. UK's Royal Meteorological Society is working on a plan to add it to the world cloud atlas. No new cloud has been classified since 1951. |
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