CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- Have you seen the beautiful sky in Chongqing when you went out on the morning of September 6? The clouds were shaped like fish scales, and the soft sunlight shined slightly, just like an oil painting.

However, people were also curious: what kind of cloud was that?

According to meteorological experts, this is one of the forms of translucent altocumulus clouds, which are shaped like fish scales. The cloud blocks are relatively thin, often white, and arranged regularly. There are often obvious gaps between the cloud blocks. Even if there is no gap, the edges of the cloud blocks are relatively thin. Light-transmitting altocumulus clouds generally indicate fine weather, so there is a folk saying “the carp spots in the sky means that rice will not need to be turned in the sun tomorrow”. (Translated by Luo Juan, Fathom Language Limited)