By: Alayna Piening

Cirrus clouds are feathery, wispy clouds that indicate fair weather.

Altocumulus clouds form in lines like a rope of cotton balls, they indicate precipitation.

Altostratus clouds look like a faint blanket covering the sky, they also indicate precipitation.

Cumulus clouds look like piles of cotton balls, they indicate fair weather

Cumulonimbus clouds look like a large mountains of cotton balls, they indicate thunderstorms.

Cirrocumulus clouds look like a bumpy blanket over the sky, they indicate a storm is on its way.

Stratus clouds look like a thick blanket of clouds, they indicate drizzle, rain, or snow.

Nimbostratus clouds look like a thin blanket of clouds, as they thicken, rain, drizzle, or snow falls.

Fog looks like mist all over on the ground, forms when the air cools after a warm, humid day.