The Sky
Not as far as it looks
Enjoy the 24/7 beautiful view
The sky is moving art work. when you see it it is beautiful and you come back an hour later and it is a hole new master piece.
All About Clouds for Kids: Types and Names of Clouds - FreeSchool
Most common clouds
Cumulous
Altocumulus
Lots of small clouds or curved short rows. This type of cloud is located at 6,000 to 20,000 feet.
Stratocumulus
They almost look as large rows in the sky and are below 6,000 feet
Critocumulus
Round puffed small opaque lusters
Cumulonimbus, near the ground to above 50,000 feet.
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A STORM OF COLOR Time Lapse - Isolated Supercell, tornado, rainbow and lightning storm
Stratus and Cumulonimbus
Stratus
Lay toward the ground and bring snow or rain usually grey also can be fog and are found below 6,000 feet
Altostratus
Range from 6,000 to 20,000 feet. very opaque and usually cover the sky.
Cumulonimbus
May look like large mushroom clouds but they are not. Also the cloud may appear as just massive thick masses. But don't be fooled they do hold rain just as well as any cloud.
Why when you look at the sky is it blue?
When we look at the sun we see a blue. This is because when we look at the sky blue is the most scattered color in the atmosphere so this is the color we see. Also it is a mixture of debris and salts from the ocean.
Why are some clouds grey and some white?
Well clouds can be both clouds and Cary rain. When water vapor condenses it creates condensation which forms could to become precipitation. Many rain clouds are grey due to the den city and thickness in them, but when we look at the cumulonimbus cloud they also bring rain along with hail and tornados. So I would just recommend that you watch out for all of the clouds cause they could get you wet if you are not pressured for them.