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METARs, TAFs, and MOSs will tell you the cloud bases. But where are the cloud tops? Knowing both would tell you how bumpy the clouds are, and what level of turbulence to expect. Skew-T Log-P diagrams will tell you that.
For that, see our webpage on Skew-T Log-P Charts. |
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