After completing this Lesson, you will be able to answer: 1. What are clouds 2. How clouds are formed 3. Wha

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Clouds are suspended water in the atmosphere.Clouds are usually the most obvious feature of the sky.

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After completing this Lesson, you will be able to answer: 1. What are clouds 2. How clouds are formed 3. Wha

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CLOUDS

CLOUDS Clouds are classified into a system that uses Latin words to describe the appearance of clouds as seen by an observer on the ground.

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Problems

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Clouds

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Basic Cloud Types

Basic Cloud Types. What type(s) of clouds are pictured here?. High Clouds:. Middle Clouds:. Low Clouds:. Clouds are classified by what vertical level their bases (or bottoms) form at:. Low Clouds:. Low clouds can be on the ground (fog) to ~6,000’ above the surface. 6,000 ft above ground.

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Types of clouds

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Clouds

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Weather

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Clouds

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Stratus Clouds

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CLOUDS

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Clouds

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Objective: Create the three types of clouds.

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Clouds

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Clouds

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Clouds

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After completing this Lesson, you will be able to answer: 1. What are clouds 2. How clouds are formed 3. Wha

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CLOUDS

Problems

Clouds

6 th Grade Science Mrs. Bright (6-4.3)

Basic Cloud Types

Types of clouds

Clouds in Art! By Caroline &amp; Carter

Clouds

Weather

Clouds

6.4.3: Clouds

Stratus Clouds

CLOUDS

Me and My Clouds

Clouds

Chapter 10, Lesson 5 Clouds and Precipitation

Objective: Create the three types of clouds.

Clouds

Clouds

Clouds

Weather

Working with Point Clouds Understanding Point Clouds

Clouds in Art! By Caroline & Carter