The phrase "cloudy air" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to air that is full of clouds or has a heavy, thick appearance due to the presence of clouds. One possible example of using this phrase in a sentence is: "The airplane struggled to get through the cloudy air as it approached the stormy weather." This sentence describes the challenging flight conditions caused by the cloudy air.
For another, the Medici Villa was, in accordance with Ficino's specifications, "high and far away from heavy and cloudy air," whereas the Morgan villa is in midtown.
In a conditionally unstable atmosphere (-dT/dz < GW), is a cloudy air parcel stable or unstable with respect to sinking motions?
The cloudy air is usually only slightly supersaturated with water vapour with respect to the droplets and is strongly oversaturated with respect to ice crystals; the latter thus grow more rapidly than the droplets.
The lapse rate of a cloudy air parcel is called the wet adiabatic lapse rate GW and ranges typically from 2 to 7 K km-1 depending on the water condensation rate.
There were stubbornly cloudy days across many areas for a time through the middle part of the month, as high pressure pushed cloudy air in from the North Sea; conversely, as the weather turned more unsettled later in the month, polar air masses brought some welcome sunshine.
Six different active cloud water collectors and impactors were running side by side; they differ in the principle of sampling, in the throughput of cloudy air per unit time and in the calculated 50% cutoff diameter, which influence also their sampling efficiency.
Microbes in the thick, cloudy atmosphere could be protected from solar radiation by the sulfur compounds in the air.
The cloudy portion represents air sacs that no longer contain air -- because they are filled with fluid and inflammatory white blood cells from the body's infection-fighting response.
From earlier theoretical work, this mixing of cloudy and clear air is believed to have an important impact on buoyancy.
The skies were cloudy, but the air was thick and hot, extracting rivulets of sweat from a pool of people waiting in line at the ice machine.
The sky was cloudy and the air crisp.
