Cirrostratus very high

Cirrostratus very high. Lower image - Stratus at 3000 feet (below mountain peaks), altocumulus at 11,000 feet.

Photo Location: Antarctica, Cape Hallett Station
Photo Date: 1959

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Author: Report of Charles L. Roberts Jr., Meteorologist-in-Charge/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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