Clouds Hanover Public School District Second Grade Amy L. Gotwals Bryant Foreman.

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Clouds Hanover Public School District Second Grade Amy L. Gotwals Bryant Foreman

High clouds There are three levels of clouds: Middle clouds Low clouds

High Clouds Cirrus Cirrocumulus Above 18,000 feet

Altocumulus Altostratus 6,000 to 20,000 feet

Stratus Cumulus Stratocumulus Below 6,000 feet

Cumulonimbus (thunder clouds)

Common Types of Clouds Movie & SongGames

Cirrocumulus Cirrocumulus clouds: Are high in the sky Look like small, rounded white puffs May look like scales of a fish PictureBack

Cirrus Cirrus clouds: Are the highest in the sky Look white and feathery Made of ice crystals Mean fair weather PictureBack

Altocumulus Altocumulus clouds: Are in the middle of the sky Look gray and puffy Are in parallel bands or waves Occur on warm, humid summer day Made of water droplets PictureBack

Altostratus Altostratus clouds: Are in the middle of the sky Made of ice crystals and water droplets Cover the entire sky Form before storms and produce continuous precipitation PictureBack

Stratocumulus Stratocumulus clouds: Are low in the sky Look gray and lumpy Have breaks of clear sky May have light precipitation PictureBack

Stratus Stratus clouds: Are low in the sky Can be fog at ground level Look like a low gray blanket Can bring rain or snow PictureBack

Cumulus Cumulus clouds: Are low in the sky Are puffy Have flat bottoms Look like cotton floating in the sky Are fair weather clouds PictureBack

Cumulonimbus Cumulonimbus clouds: Are multi-level clouds Are tall towers May make thunderstorms PictureBack

Cumulonimbus Clouds

Cirrocumulus Clouds

Cirrus Clouds

Altocumulus Clouds

Altostratus Clouds

Stratocumulus Clouds

Stratus Clouds

Cumulus Clouds

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