rain clouds - translation to spanish
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rain clouds - translation to spanish

GENUS OF CLOUDS
Nimbo; Nimbus cloud; Nimbostratus; Nimbus (meteorology); Rain cloud; Rain clouds

rain clouds         
nubes de lluvia (nubes que traen lluvia)
clouds         
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  • [[Cirrus fibratus]] clouds in March
  • cirrus]] upper-left merging into [[cirrostratus]] and some [[cirrocumulus]] upper right
  • Animation of cloud evolution from cumulus humilis to cumulonimbus capillatus incus
  • [[Cumulus humilis]] and [[cumulus mediocris]] with stratocumulus stratiformis perlucidus in the foreground (see also 'species and varieties')
  • Cumulus humilis clouds
  • [[Cumulus humilis cloud]]s in May
  • [[Cumulus humilis]] clouds over [[Jakarta]], Indonesia
  • Cumulus mediocris cloud, about to turn into a cumulus congestus
  • Windy evening [[twilight]] enhanced by the Sun's angle, can visually mimic a [[tornado]] resulting from orographic lift
  • [[Noctilucent cloud]] over Estonia
  • Altocumulus lenticularis]] forming over mountains in Wyoming with lower layer of cumulus mediocris and higher layer of cirrus spissatus
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  • Altocumulus stratiformis duplicatus at sunrise in the California Mojave Desert, US (higher layer orange to white; lower layer grey)
  • Lenticular nacreous clouds over Antarctica
  • Cumulus partly spreading into stratocumulus cumulogenitus over the port of [[Piraeus]] in Greece
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  • A layer of stratocumulus stratiformis perlucidus hiding the setting sun with a background layer of stratocumulus cumulogenitus resembling distant mountains
  • Example of a castellanus cloud formation
  • Sunrise scene giving a shine to an altocumulus stratiformis perlucidus cloud (see also 'species and varieties')
  • Cumulonimbus mother cloud dissipating into stratocumulus cumulonimbogenitus at dusk
  • Isolated cumulonimbus cloud over the [[Mojave Desert]], releasing a heavy shower
  • Cirrus fibratus intortus formed into a Kármán vortex street at evening twilight
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VISIBLE MASS OF LIQUID DROPLETS OR FROZEN CRYSTALS SUSPENDED IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Clouds; Low cloud; Sky cover; Cloud formation; Cloudy; CLoud; ☁; Nephology; ☁️; 🌤; Clouds (meteorology); Cluod
las nubes
heavy rain         
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2010 VIDEO GAME DEVELOPED BY QUANTIC DREAM
Heavy Rain (game); Heavy Rain (video game); The Origami Killer; Origami Killer; Heavy rain; Heavy Rain (Quantic Dream); Heavy Rain: The Origami Killer; Heavy Rain: The Taxidermist; Rain (2013 film); Ethan Mars; Scott Shelby; Norman Jayden; Heaby rain; Press X to Jason; Aurélie Bancilhon
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Definition

rain
sust. fem.
Alava. Alava. Logroño. Cortinal.

Wikipedia

Nimbostratus cloud

A nimbostratus cloud is a multi-level, amorphous, nearly uniform and often dark grey cloud that usually produces continuous rain, snow or sleet but no lightning or thunder.

Although it is usually a low-based cloud, it actually forms most commonly in the middle level of the troposphere and then spreads vertically into the low and high levels. Nimbostratus usually produces precipitation over a wide area.

Nimbo- is from the Latin word nimbus, which denotes cloud or halo.

Downward-growing nimbostratus can have the same vertical extent as most large upward-growing cumulus, but its horizontal extent tends to be even greater.

Examples of use of rain clouds
1. Rain, clouds and hazy sunshine will dominate over the next few days.
2. Meteorologists began tests last month, firing rockets to disperse rain clouds _ a move to guarantee sunshine.
3. Meteorologists began test–firing rockets to disperse rain clouds last month –– a move to guarantee sunshine.
4. The morning sky has darkened with rain clouds and a light wind brushes nearby corn.
5. Artificial rains could only be induced when rain clouds were formed by nature.