How are clouds’ shapes made? A scientist explains the different cloud types and how they help forecast the weather. Just4Kids.

Once you understand how certain clouds develop their shapes, you can learn to forecast the weather. Clouds that look like cartoon cotton balls or cauliflower are made up of tiny liquid water droplets ...

If you get the chance, make sure you get outside today, as there will be plenty of sunshine to go around, and very calm winds ...

Melanie Bonnell caught these high-level cirrus clouds in Sydney, N.S., at sunset. While not quite the same, a unique type of this cloud is called cirrus uncinus, meaning curly hooks in Latin.

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This optical illusion occurs among high-altitude cirrus clouds, which are made up of ice ... it does indicate that moisture levels in the atmosphere are increasing. Red sky at night, sailors ...

The National Weather Service says: "Condensation trails, commonly called contrails, are narrow cirrus cloud ... hit a record level of 82.6 percent in January, marking an all-time high for the ...

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That will make it harder to catch the eclipse. There is hope that we can get a hole in the clouds to get a quick look. Most of the clouds will be high-level cirrus clouds, which still let a lot of ...