CLOUDS IN THE SKY

CUMULUS CLOUDS:

• They are fluffy and look like floating cotton.
• Cumulus clouds form below 6,000 feet.
• The top of the cloud has rounded towers.

STRATUS CLOUDS:

• Stratus clouds are gray.
• Often covers the whole sky.
• Stratus clouds resemables fog that does not reach ground.

CIRRUS CLOUDS:

• Cirrus clouds are thin,wispy clouds.
• Means fair pleasant weather.
• Usually move across the sky west to east.

FOG:

• A cloud that forms near the ground.
• Fog comes during clear nights.
• Fog is a stratus cloud by the ground.

Cumulonimbus clouds:

• Nimbus clouds usually mean that violent storms are coming.
• May form alone or in groups.
• Nimbus clouds are 39,000 feet up high.

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