释义 |
variable ceiling [`ver·ē·ǝ·bǝl `sēl·iŋ] METEOROLOGY After United States weather-observing practice, a condition in which the ceiling rapidly increases and decreases while the ceiling observation is being made; the average of the observed values is used as the reported ceiling, and it is reported only for ceilings of less than 3000 feet (914 meters). |