How Are Clouds’ Shapes Made? Explore the diverse world of cloud formations, from ground-level fog to high-flying cirrus ...

“A single cloud weighs a million pounds” (453,592-ish kg), the podcast’s producer said. The University of Reading says that a 1km summer cumulus cloud can weigh 250 tonnes, or two blue ...

Have you ever wondered how clouds stay in the sky? Here's your answer, and by the way, the weight of an actual cloud might ...

Often, these are fair-weather clouds that form when the sun warms the ground and the warm air rises. You’ll often see them on humid summer days. However, if the air is particula ...

You’ll often see them on humid summer days. However, if the air is particularly warm and humid, and the atmosphere above is much colder, cumulus clouds can rapidly grow vertically into cumulonimbus.

Cumulus clouds over Big Pond that later developed into rain ... Laying down and imagining what images are in the clouds is a classic summer activity. In the last of the hot summer sunshine, I laid ...

The fluffy ring is made up of cumulus clouds that have been sculpted into a Rayleigh-Benard convection cell — a meteorological phenomenon powered by the rising and falling of air that's been ...