Clouds

There are clouds in both hurricanes and tornadoes. While a hurricane consists of one enormous cloud mass, a tornado consists of a funnel cloud extending from the base of a thunderstorm.

The cloud that typically produces dull, overcast skies and light drizzle is the nimbostratus cloud. These thick, gray clouds cover the sky and are associated with continuous, steady precipitation. Nimbostratus clouds lack the towering structure of other clouds, resulting in a uniform, dull appearance.

This process is known as convection. Hot air rises because it is less dense than cold air, so it travels upward. As the hot air rises, it transfers heat to the surroundings, while the cold air sinking absorbs heat. This movement creates a circular flow of heat energy, helping to equalize the temperature in the space.

Up in the clouds.

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cirrus clouds mean usually fair (good) weather

All 'bad' things come with some 'good' attached to them. Out of every problem we face we can gain some advantage.

The expression comes from the fact that many dark clouds are lighter at the edges, appearing to be white, or silver.

The usage came from the American Civil war. While today this phrase is one of hope and optimism-i.e. though the skies are dark, something good is still there. Originally though, this phrase would have meant just the opposite. The "cloud" referred to was the plumes of smoke from the enemy artillery, and the "silver lining" was the glint of morning sun off the artillery in the background. Since many of the battles would start just before dawn, the soldiers were sometimes facing a confusing look at fog and smoke, in the predawn light. The veteran soldiers would tell the newcomers to "avoid the clouds with the silver lining," and soon those rookies would learn that "not every cloud has a silver lining" meaning they could head for the fog, which was doubly better as the haze was not from the artillery, and the fog itself offered some concealment. When the soldiers came home from the war, they would sometimes use the phrase "not every cloud has a silver lining" to mean that there were sometimes unexpected good things; but through the course of usage by those not knowledgeable of its origins, the "not" was soon dropped from the phrase.

The funnel cloud of a tornado is full of water droplets just like an ordinary cloud. As a result it blocks light and may appear dark. A tornado may also appear dark if it is lifting large amounts of dark soil into the air. However, not all tornadoes are dark in color. Front-lit tornadoes may appear light gray or even white. Depending on the soil some tornadoes may be light tan, to reddish brown, to gray in color.

water condensates and makes clouds in the sky.when their full of water it rains

Rain falls in small droplets because of the process of condensation and coalescence in clouds. Water vapor in the atmosphere condenses onto tiny particles like dust or salt, forming cloud droplets. These droplets then collide and coalesce with each other, growing in size until they become heavy enough to fall as raindrops.

Cirrus clouds are generally located above 5,000 m in temperate regions and 6,100 m in tropical regions.

because the clouds are filling up with water so they become more denser so the light from the sun can't get through or less get through.

To make an oktas, which is a unit of measurement for cloud cover, you visually assess the sky and divide it into eight equal sections. Count the number of sections that are covered by clouds. For example, if four out of the eight sections are cloudy, you would report the cloud cover as 4 oktas. This method is commonly used in meteorology to describe the extent of cloudiness.

Above the clouds, temperatures can drop significantly, often reaching between -20 to -60 degrees Fahrenheit (-29 to -51 degrees Celsius) depending on the altitude and weather conditions. Commercial airplanes typically cruise at altitudes of 30,000 to 40,000 feet, where temperatures are usually very low due to the thinner atmosphere. These frigid conditions can affect aircraft systems and require careful engineering to ensure safe operation.

its colder at night than it is during the day, so it feels colder at night.

The interior of the bus is cooler than outside the bus because of the air conditioner. Water vapour outside in the air touches the cooler surface of the window of the bus and condenses to form water droplets on the window.

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No, of course clouds aren't living things! That would be like calling a rock a living thing. Clouds are made up of tiny water particles that are lighter than air, making them float up in the sky. When clouds get big enough (become a storm cloud), the weight of all those water particles together make rain. And little water particles aren't actually living things, are they now? So thats why clouds are NOT living things.

Condensation

Very low temperature,which is present at the toppest level of clouds

These are cumulus clouds.

No clouds always appear white. It is only night because the Earth is rotating and the Sun is not shining light on that part of the Earth.

Funnel clouds are the result of rotation in thunderstorms, induced by wind shear, becoming tighter and more intense, stretching toward the ground. If the rotation reaches the ground it is considered a tornado. See the relate question for a more detailed explanation on the formation of tornadoes and the storms that cause them.

The visible funnel itself is a consequence of the pressure drop inside the vortex. Air enterin the vortex experiences a rapid drop in pressure which in turn causes a drop in temperature. This temperature drop causes the moisture in the air to condense into tiny droplets, forming a cloud.

Water appears in the liquid state in the atmosphere in the form of clouds, fog and mist. These consist of millions of tiny drops of liquid water suspended in the air currents. If these collect together as bigger drops they can fall as rain.