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Fish scale clouds, also known as "scale clouds" or "undulatus," are a type of cloud formation characterized by their wavy, rippled appearance resembling fish scales. They typically form in the upper atmosphere and indicate the presence of instability and turbulence in the air. These clouds are often associated with fair weather but can also precede changes in weather patterns. Their distinct texture is visually striking and can create a beautiful sky display.

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