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This features information about the three main types of clouds as well as links to other good websites.
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CloudsClouds
December 17,2008December 17,2008
CumulusCumulus
• Large puffy cloudsLarge puffy clouds
• Warm air rises and cools below its Warm air rises and cools below its dew point then condensesdew point then condenses
• Below 2.5kmBelow 2.5km
• Showers or snowShowers or snow
• Cumulonimbus clouds create Cumulonimbus clouds create thunderstormsthunderstorms
StratusStratus
• A blanket of cloudsA blanket of clouds
• Warm air slides over cool air and Warm air slides over cool air and coolscools
• Below 2.5kmBelow 2.5km
• DrizzleDrizzle
CirrusCirrus
• Light and feathery cloudsLight and feathery clouds
• Formed very high in the atmosphereFormed very high in the atmosphere
• Above 6kmAbove 6km
• No precipitationNo precipitation
Name these clouds….Name these clouds….
Cloud tutorialCloud tutorial
• Click me to learn more about cloudsClick me to learn more about clouds
Links to cloud gamesLinks to cloud games
• Click here to play the cloud matching Click here to play the cloud matching game.game.
• Click here to play the cloud Click here to play the cloud concentration game.concentration game.
sourcessources
1.1. Web weather for kidsWeb weather for kids1.1. http://eo.ucar.edu/webweather/cloud3.htmlhttp://eo.ucar.edu/webweather/cloud3.html
2.2. Types of cloudsTypes of clouds1.1. http://schoolscience.rice.edu/duker/http://schoolscience.rice.edu/duker/
weatypeclouds.htmlweatypeclouds.html
3.3. S’CoolS’Cool1.1. http://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/SCOOL/http://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/SCOOL/
tutorial/clouds/cloudtypes.htmltutorial/clouds/cloudtypes.html