I WONDER - Why Do Clouds Form?

The video tutorial explores different types of clouds and their characteristics. It begins with an introduction to cloud formation, followed by detailed descriptions of cirrus, cumulus, and stratus clouds. Each type of cloud is explained in terms of its appearance, altitude, and the weather conditions it signifies. Cirrus clouds are high and wispy, indicating weather changes. Cumulus clouds are fluffy and associated with good weather but can develop into storm clouds. Stratus clouds form low blankets that can bring rain or snow and create fog.

What are some reasons clouds form?

• Only due to natural processes

• Only due to man-made activities

• Due to both natural and man-made reasons

• Only during storms

What do Cirrus clouds typically indicate about the weather?

• The weather will remain the same

• The weather is going to change soon

• A storm is approaching

• It will be sunny all day

How do Cumulus clouds appear in the sky?

• Fluffy and white or gray

• Like a thin veil

• As a dense blanket

• Dark and stormy

What weather condition is associated with Stratus clouds?

• Clear skies

• Heavy winds

• Rain or snow

• Sunny weather

What additional weather phenomenon can Stratus clouds create?

• Tornadoes

• Hail

• Fog on the ground

• Thunderstorms