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In the past, people looked at weather and related it to something in their lives. For instance, cloud types are often described by their shapes in the sky. The mareâs tails are wispy cirrus clouds while the mackerel scales are small clumpy altocumulus clouds resembling fish scales in the sky. In the days of large sailing ships, this meant a storm would be approaching soon and the sails should be lowered to protect from the accompanying high winds.
A few little wisps of white high up, which you might recall are cirrus clouds, don't seem to interfere with the bright sunshine. By the afternoon, the mare's tail is streaming out of the west, and by late afternoon, you notice the accumulation of a silvery dappled effect called mackerel skies, or cirro-cumulus. You can be sure that within a couple of days, strong surface winds will arrive, probably from the west.