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undercast

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undercast [′ən·dər‚kast]
(meteorology)
A cloud layer of ten-tenths (1.0) coverage as viewed from an observation point above the layer; the term is used in pilot reporting of in-flight weather conditions.
(mining engineering)
An air crossing in which one airway is deflected to pass under the other airway.
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