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Cirrus;


Precipitation?


Turbulence?


Estage?

If wispy, no significant icing or turbulence.


If dense or in bands turbulence is likely.


Nil icing risk

Cirrocumulus; Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Occasionally light to moderate turbulence associated.


Too high for significant icing.

Cirrostratus; Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Occasional turbulence (light to mod)


Too high for icing issues

Alto-cumulus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Virga (due to height, it evaporates)


Light Rime Ice

Alto-stratus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Thick; intermittent or continous rain/snow. Virga is common.


High risk of icing.


Moderate rime ice risk.


Clear ice in LOWER levels.

Nimbrostratus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Moderate to heavy rain / snow


High risk of icing


Moderate rime ice


Clear ice in lower layers / when turbulence is around

Stratocumulus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Light rain and drizzle may occur, depending on how dark it is

Stratus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Drizzle is typical


No icing risks normally

Cumulus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Small, none


Little risk of icing as freezing level is above cumulus clouds

Cumulonimbus;


Precipitation? Turbulence? Estage?

Heavy showers of rain, hail or snow


Lightning


Squalls


Extreme Turbulence


Clear ice is extremely likely (due to up drafts holding up very large droplets)