Used when discussing weather conditions, often signaling overcast or gloomy skies.

Weather Descriptions

Evokes images of a flat, unbroken cloud layer, indicating uniformity and extensive coverage.

Visual Imagery

Often associated with continuous light rain or drizzle, especially in the morning.

Predicting Weather

Refers specifically to statistical analysis software, not general computing.

Technical Tool

Implies a system used by professionals for complex data work, not casual use.

Data Analysis

Conveys reliability and robustness in terms of software performance.

Software Dependability

 cumulus, heap or pile, and stratus, layer or sheet. But that wasn't the clever part. Clouds are constantly changing, merging, rising, falling, and spreading throughout the atmosphere, rarely maintaining the same shapes for more than a few minutes.

How did clouds get their...

 Take your finger and draw this line. Summer, fall, winter, spring, noon, dusk, dark, dawn. Have you ever seen those stratus clouds that go in parallel stripes across the sky?

Stratus