10 Interesting Fact About Clouds

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• Initially, the word cloud comes from German Wolken which means clouds of clouds.
• Some types of clouds, such as cirrus, strandat, and cumulus, are distinguished based on their shape and height in the atmosphere.
• Some clouds can reach a height of more than 10 kilometers above the earth's surface.
• Clouds can form various interesting forms, such as gray clouds (mammatus), elephant clouds (cumulonimbus), and dragon clouds (cirrus uncinus).
• Clouds can produce extreme weather phenomena, such as lightning, tornado, and heavy rain.
• The color of the clouds can change depending on the position of the sun and the atmospheric condition.
• Clouds can be a useful weather indicator for fishermen, farmers, and aircraft pilots.
• Clouds are formed from water vapor that rise to the atmosphere and then cool and form water drops or ice crystals.
• Clouds can be seen from outer space, and several other planets in the solar system have very large and attractive clouds.
• Clouds can have a dramatic effect on photography and art, and are often used as an attractive background or design elements.