DIFFERENT CLOUDS

STRATUS CLOUDS

• Stratus clouds are gray.
• They cover the sky.
• No precipitation falls from stratus clouds.
• They look like fog that doesn't touch the ground.

CIRRUS CLOUDS

• Stratus clouds are thin clouds blown by the wind.
• They form at six thousand meters.
• Move across west to east across the sky.
• They mean fair to pleasant weather.

CUMULUS CLOUD$

• Cumulus clouds are puffy.
• They look like popcorn.
• They are usually 1000 meters above the ground.
• They can develop into a thunderstorm cloud.

FOG

• Fog touches the ground.
• The warmer the air is,the more moister it can hold as vapor.
• Fog can get very thick.