[FRIAM] GOES-East - Sector view: Southern Rockies - Band 2 - NOAA / NESDIS / STAR

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Band 2 is a bit less eye-candyish but you can really see the mackeralling.
I wonder why that is.  I assume that there is enough friction between the
layers for the over running high speed layer to scuff up waves on the
surface of the underlying layer and if the underlying layer is
moisture-critical, we will see mackeralling of the clouds (ie; Alto cumulus
streets.)  Thanks for sending it.  

 

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"Layers of the atmosphere do not mix." 

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