What does a snow cloud look like?

Answer 1

cumulus

Answer 2

A snow cloud typically appears as a thick, grey cloud with a flat base. These clouds are often dense and can bring heavy snowfall when they release their precipitation. Snow clouds can sometimes have a layered appearance, indicating different levels of moisture and instability in the atmosphere.

Answer 3

they look like normal clouds just grey. it is like the whole sky turns to black and white. they look sinister as well. as if a monster is hiding inside waiting to pounce. they take over the sky.

Answer 4

Snow clouds are just mainly, thick White looking clouds. And in some cases have a hint of grey but not to much. If you look up and all you see for miles around is pure white cloud, you have a good chance of snow.

Hope this helped

Answer 5

Well-developed thunderstorms often have an anvil-shaped appearance. Convective currents lift the cloud tops high into the stratosphere, to the point where high-altitude "jet stream" winds blow the tops of the clouds to create the distinctive anvil shape.

Answer 6

They are usually dark gray and thick because they are, or they are about to be, dumping a whole lot of rain.

Answer 7

clouds are fluffy, puffy, and look like cottonballs

Answer 8

Cirrus clouds

Answer 9

i don't really know how to describe it

Answer 10

White