Cloudiness [noun]

Here in New Mexico, the temperatures during the months of October and November tend to swing around wildly, from 70 degrees and sunny to 34 and cloudy—sometimes all in the same day.

If skies can remain partly cloudy, allowing the ground to cool more effectively, we could see a very chilly night in the mid-20s outside the Beltway to around 30 degrees downtown.

Skies continue partly cloudy Tuesday night as temperatures continue to cool, dropping to lows in the low to mid-30s.

Skies are cloudy, which act as a blanket, keeping low temperatures from falling past the mid-40s to around 50 degrees.

Thursday night could see a shower or two with mostly cloudy skies.

Sunday looks cloudy with more rain developing as highs warm back into the 60s.

The average cloudiness was 93 per cent.; largely due to the frequent foggy or misty weather.

If much gelatin is present a yellow precipitate is produced, smaller amounts produce a cloudiness.

When there is a mere cloudiness only, it may be due to caramel, in which case the extract is to be suspected.

If the mixture does not show some cloudiness, it is a strong indication that no lemon oil is present.