1. Clouds
McKenna Bull

2. Low Level: Under 2000 meters
Mid-Level: 2000 meters to 6000 meters
High Level: Meters

3. Stratus Flat, Hazy, Featureless, Gray, Blanket.
In Latin Stratus means “to spread out”.

4. Stratus As you can tell Stratus Clouds are gray, and seem to cover the
whole sky.
Stratus

5. Nimbostratus
Light Rain, Snow, Dark, Low Lying.
Nimbus: Rain

6. NimboStratus
Nimbostratus clouds are similar to Stratus but nimbostratus produce rain.

7. Fractus
A type of cloud that forms under stratus level clouds.
Fractus

8. Cumulus Puffy, Cotton Like, Clear Edges. Cumulus: Heap/ Pile
Forms from convection.

9. Cumulus looks like Cotton

10. Stratocumulus Low Lying Blanket, Large, Rounded.
Looks like rolls and waves.

11. StratoCumulus
Stratocumulus clouds look like rolling clouds.

12. CumuloNimbus Tall, Dense, Towers, “Column Rain” Puffy.
Formed by upward movement.

13. Cumulonimbus
Dense Puffy Towers

14. Altocumulus
Rolls of cumulus clouds.

15. AltoCumulus

16. AltoStratus
It is exactly like a regular stratus blanket, but it is mid level.
Sun can shine through it.

17. AltoStratus

18. Cirrus
White, Whispy, Clouds in the highest level.

19. Sometimes Cirrus clouds can be called Mares Tails.
Cirrus "Mares Tail"

20. CirroCumulus
Small little clouds in the highest level. Above Meters.
Smaller thean pinkie nail size.

21. CirroCumulus

22. CirroStratus
Nearly Transparent Stratus Cloud.
The Sun has a Halo.

23. CirroStratus

24. Contrails
The condensation left by jets.

25. Contrails