Cirrus posts bring together some of the Cloud links and resources I find from a range of feeds and shared contacts.
I noticed in Wikipedia that:
The random, isolated cirrus cloud does not have any particular significance. A cirrus castellanus cloud indicates that there is instability at the cirrus level.However, a large number of cirrus clouds may be a sign of an approaching frontal system or upper air disturbance. This usually signals a change in weather in the near future, usually becoming increasingly stormy.
This is a great way of thinking about my engagement with cloud computing too.
The posts can be found at:
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You have always been Altostratus to me, but I love the analogy.
Drop in every now and again to your posts or slideshares for a little inspiration
Thanks! I am delighted you keep returning.
I wonder if it is possible to develop a narrative style to fit the cloud models.
Best wishes
Keith
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