Did You Know that "Cloudy" Means More Clouds Than "Mostly Cloudy" in Weather Lingo?

What about partly sunny?

"Technically, “clear” and “sunny” refer to a sky that is absolutely cloud free or covered by no more than one tenth of clouds; “mostly sunny” refers to a sky condition when the sky is cloud-covered from two tenths through five tenths; “partly sunny” refers to cloud coverage between six and nine tenths; and “cloudy” to a complete or nearly complete overcast. “Partly cloudy” refers to cloud coverage from two through five tenths; “mostly cloudy” is used in reference to six through nine tenths cloud coverage; and “cloudy” to a complete or nearly complete overcast."

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And 'Haze" secretly means CHEMTRAILS.

It always rains after the trails...

Yes. Didn't you?

It's called English.

Last Edited by Bill the Butcher on 09/01/2020 03:51 PM

Mostly no.

Not a real sharp one are ya harry....

Last Edited by Bill the Butcher on 09/01/2020 03:52 PM

or swamp gas

"Cloudy" just sounds like there are clouds in the sky.

"Mostly cloudy" sounds like most of the sky is covered with clouds.

Dude: "How much of the sky is covered with clouds today?"

Other dude: "Most of it is."

Dude: "So it's mostly cloudy?"

Other dude: "No."

Cloudy means the sky is covered. Mostly cloudy means most of the sky is covered.

Makes sense to me.

Last Edited by Bill the Butcher on 09/01/2020 04:34 PM