Monipilvinen

Monipilvinen is a Finnish term that translates to "mostly cloudy" or "partly cloudy" in English when referring to weather conditions. It describes a sky with a significant amount of cloud cover, but not so much that it is completely overcast or fully clear. This meteorological condition implies that clouds are present, obscuring portions of the sky, but there are also breaks or openings where the sky is visible.

The term is commonly used in weather forecasts and reports to provide a nuanced description of atmospheric conditions. It suggests a moderate level of cloudiness, often indicating periods of both cloud and sunshine throughout the day. The exact proportion of cloud cover that constitutes "monipilvinen" can vary slightly depending on the meteorological context, but it generally falls between scattered clouds and a fully overcast sky. This condition can influence temperature, light levels, and the potential for precipitation, though it does not necessarily imply rain or snow.