Editing Stratocumulus cloud (section)

== Supplementary feature ==
'''Stratocumulus Mamma''' is a type of [[mammatus cloud]].<ref name="Features">{{cite book|editor=World Meteorological Organization|editor-link=World Meteorological Organization|title=Features, International Cloud Atlas|volume=I|year=1975|url=https://archive.org/details/manualonobservat00worl/page/22|pages=[https://archive.org/details/manualonobservat00worl/page/22 22–24]|isbn=92-63-10407-7|access-date=26 August 2014}}</ref>

[[File:Stratocumulus stratiformis opacus mamma.jpg|thumb|Stratocumulus mamma]]

'''Stratocumulus Asperitas''' is a rare, newly recognized supplementary feature that presents itself as chaotic, wavy undulations appearing in the base of a stratocumulus cloud cover. It is thought these clouds are formed by severe wind shear.

'''Stratocumulus Fluctus''' is also a rare, newly recognized supplementary feature in which short-lived "sea waves" form on top of a stratocumulus cloud, they are caused by wind speed and direction differences directly under and over the cloud.