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{{Short description|Cloud type}}
A '''Föhn cloud''' is any cloud associated with a föhn, usually an [[Orographic lift|orographic]] cloud, a mountain [[wave cloud]], or a [[lenticular cloud]].
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[[File:La_Palma_-_El_Paso_-_Cumbre_Nueva+Foehn_(Mirador_Llano_del_Jable)_01_ies.jpg|thumb|Orographic fohn cloud over [[La Palma]], [[Canary Islands]]]]
[[File:Stratocumulus undulatus (22112021).jpg|thumb|Wave clouds]]
[[File:Multiple lenticular clouds.jpg|thumb|Lenticular clouds with rotor clouds underneath]]
A '''Föhn cloud''' or '''Foehn cloud''' is any cloud associated with a [[Föhn]] (Foehn), usually an [[Orographic lift|orographic]] cloud, a mountain [[wave cloud]], or a [[lenticular cloud]].


Föhn is a regional term referring to winds in the Alps.
Föhn is a regional term referring to winds in the [[Alps]].


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Cloud types]]
* [[Cloud types]]
* [[Foehn wind]]
* [[Föhn wind]]
* [[Nor'west arch]]
* [[Nor'west arch]]
* [[Pileus (meteorology)|Pileus]]
* [[Pileus (meteorology)|Pileus]]

==References==
==References==
*Defant, F., 1951: Compendium of Meteorology, 667–669.
*Defant, F., 1951: Compendium of Meteorology, 667–669.
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[[Category:Accessory clouds]]
[[Category:Accessory clouds]]
[[Category:Föhn effect]]
[[Category:Föhn effect]]



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Latest revision as of 03:31, 17 May 2024

Orographic fohn cloud over La Palma, Canary Islands
Wave clouds
Lenticular clouds with rotor clouds underneath

A Föhn cloud or Foehn cloud is any cloud associated with a Föhn (Foehn), usually an orographic cloud, a mountain wave cloud, or a lenticular cloud.

Föhn is a regional term referring to winds in the Alps.

See also

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References

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  • Defant, F., 1951: Compendium of Meteorology, 667–669.
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