PHENOMENAL CLOUDS!

CUMULUS CLOUDS

• Are puffy clouds that sometimes look like floating cotton
• The base of the cloud is often flat & 1000m above ground
• The top of the cloud has rounded towers.

STRATUS CLOUDS

• Are uniform grayish clouds that often cover the entire sky
• They resemble fog that DOESN'T reach the ground.
• Usually no precipitation falls from stratus clouds
• Though, sometimes they can drizzle.

CIRRUS CLOUDS

• Are thin, wispy clouds blown by high winds into high streamers
• There're considered "high clouds" forming about 6000m
• They also move east to west!

FOG!

• For fog to form is moisture in the air
• The closer to 100% humidity, the better
• And the air near the ground must be cold to 5° f
• The water vapor in the air must be condense to water.

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