What is Standing Lenticular Cloud?
Standing Lenticular Cloud A smooth, lens-shaped cloud that forms at high altitudes in the crest of mountain waves; often stationary, and indicative of significant atmospheric turbulence downwind of mountain ranges.
Source: ICAO Doc 9432, FAA PCG
How is “Standing Lenticular Cloud” Used in Practice?
Advise all aircraft of a standing lenticular cloud reported at flight level one two zero south of the field; possible turbulence expected.
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Who Needs to Know This Term?
- Pilots
- Air Traffic Controllers
- Cabin Crew
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What is Standing Lenticular Cloud?
A smooth, lens-shaped cloud that forms at high altitudes in the crest of mountain waves; often stationary, and indicative of significant atmospheric turbulence downwind of mountain ranges.
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