I.D. That Cloud!

What type of weather is associated with Cirrus clouds?

• Light rain

• Thunderstorms

• Fair weather, rain or snow in a few hours maybe

• Rain or hail

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

What type of weather is produced by Cumulus clouds?

• Lightning

• Snowstorms

• Tornadoes

• Fair weather

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

What type of weather is produced by Stratus clouds?

• Light rain, drizzle, sleet or snow

• Fair weather, maybe some snow or rain in a few hours

• Thunderstorms

• Tsunamis

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

What type of weather is associated with Cumulonimbus clouds?

• Hot, humid air

• Bright, sunny skies

• Thunderstorms, rain or hail

• Intense snowfall

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

A stratus cloud looks:

• Like a blanket

• Fluffy, white and has a flat bottom

• Dark, gray and puffy

• Thin, wispy and feathery

A cumulonimbus cloud looks:

• White, thin and blanket-like

• Fluffy, blue and joyful

• Green, dark and wispy

• Fluffy, and dark gray

Which cloud is "smooth, gray, and blanket-like" in appearance?

• Altostratus cloud

• Cumulonimbus cloud

• Stratus cloud

• Cirro cloud

Which cloud looks "thin and wispy, feather-like"?

• Stratus cloud

• Cirrus cloud

• Feather cloud

• Wispy cloud