cloud classification
[klaʊd ˌklæsɪfɪˈkeɪʃən]
nounfemininepl: cloud classifications / classificações de nuvens
classificação de nuvens
1. The systematic categorization of clouds based on their appearance, altitude, and formation characteristics, primarily according to the Luke Howard or World Meteorological Organization system
Cloud classification helps meteorologists predict weather patterns and understand atmospheric conditions.
A classificação de nuvens ajuda os meteorologistas a prever padrões climáticos e entender as condições atmosféricas.
2. The scientific process of identifying and naming different cloud types such as cumulus, stratus, cirrus, and altocumulus
Students learned cloud classification in their meteorology course.
Os alunos aprenderam classificação de nuvens em seu curso de meteorologia.
Cloud classification is a fundamental component of meteorology education in both Brazil and the United States. The system originated with Luke Howard in early 19th-century England and remains the basis for international weather observation standards used by meteorological services like INMET (Brazil) and NOAA (USA). It is commonly taught in secondary and higher education science curricula and is essential for weather forecasting professionals.
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