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Types Clouds

Discuss with your partner: If you were planning a picnic on a cloudy day, what type of clouds would be in the sky? What type of clouds would you observe if it was raining BUT pleasant enough to go for a “walk in the rain”?

Making clouds There are two things needed for clouds to form: Tiny particles (dust, soot, pollen) Moist air that cooled

Cirrus High feathery (feather) Look like white feathers or streamers Slow moving in fair weather Rapid moving usually means a change to come

Cumulus Puffy (cotton balls) Fluffy white Fair weather

Cumulonimbus Bad weather to come (thunder) Like cumulus but larger Rain and thunderstorms

Stratus Horizontal layers (spread sheet) Grey days Look like fog Light drizzle or snow