Clear weather: 8 Â°C: 2 N: 60 % 08:00: Clear weather: 10 Â°C: 2 N: 62 % 11:00: Clear weather: 16 Â°C: 2 S: 47 % 14:00: Clear weather: 16 Â°C: 2 S: 51 % 17:00: Clear weather: 12 Â°C: 1 SW: 77 % 20:00: Clear weather: 11 Â°C: 1 NE: 59 % 23:00: Clear weather: 10 Â°C: 1 NE: 49 % Tuesday 09/01: 02:00: Clear weather: 10 Â°C: 1 NE: 43 % 05:00: Almost clear: 11 Â°C: 1 E: 43 % 08:00: Clear weather: 11 Â°C: 1 NW: 47 % 11:00: Clear weather: 16 Â°C: 2 S: 44 % 14:00: Clear weather: 16 Â°C: 2 S: 59 % 17:00: Clear weather: 12 Â°C: 1 SW: 81 % 20:00: Clear weather: 12 Â°C: 1 NE: 64 % 23:00: Clear weather: 11 Â°C: 2 NE: 55 % Wednesday 10/01: 02:00: Clear weather: 10 Â°C: 2 NE: 49 % 05:00
In cylindrica l folds the crest and trough lines are parallel. to the fold axis and to each other, but in conical folds the crest and trough lines are not. parallel. Crest and trough surfaces connect the crest and trough lines on successive. horizons.
Swirls in other random places on the horseâs body can signal stiffness or unevenness in stride if there is a swirl on only one side of the body. If the flank swirls are uneven, the horse will bend easiest in the direction of the swirl that is furthest back or the direction of the longest swirl. Likewise, if a horseâs forehead swirl grows clockwise, that horse will tend to be right sided, where if it grows counterclockwise the horse will be more left sided. This was actually confirmed in a study by Irelandâs University of Limerick.