Paul, it is your turn!

love it Kat - looks like cirrocumulus - mackerel sky :)))

And what does it mean for us?

looks not too bad for you :))))))))

It predicts a very strong wind, I have read.

And there are subtypes:

cirrocumulus undulatus
cirrocumulus castellanus
cirrocumulus flocctus
and cirrocumulus stratiformis

:))

it can suggest cold fronts - and thunderstorms in summer - the saying which can't remember is something like carrying tall sails lol castellanus
cumulus - like castles turrets are signs of storms , I haven't read up on weather for ages

great you are reading up on it

I like to read on nature :)

very nice :-)

:))

and you know a lot of good stuff too Katarina - I would love to get back to the weather stuff again

I thought you are doing something like that---meteorology?

used to study a lot - but hardly read nowadays

So you are self made man in meteorology? Then you know a lot. You shoud try to do it as a job!

thanks Kat - yes learnt a fair bit from good books :)))

English textbooks are very logical and easy to read and I also liked to learn more from English medical books then from ours, lol. Ours have had a lot of introductions, but less facts :)) Well, who knows? Maybe you will change a job...

DK books are very good Kat :))))

What does mean that short -DK?

just the Author Kat - writes very good books :-)

OK. So tell me the full name. DK could be also Denmark, Dear Kat, etc. :)))

Dorling Kindersley :))

Nah. Now I am lost. Have no idea who is he/she.