How are clouds’ shapes made? A scientist explains the different cloud types and how they help forecast the weather. Just4Kids.

These fronts are where a lot of active weather likes to form, since air likes to mix along these boundaries of warm and cold ...

Clouds that look like cartoon ... But because they are so high up, it’s often hard to tell how fast they are moving. Hello, curious kids! Do you have a question you’d like an expert to answer?

As we look at the skies over vast distances, it's our perspective that creates the illusion of the clouds converging to a far away point. Seen from this angle in Felixstowe, Suffolk, it's easier ...

the cloud bands are in fact running parallel to each other. As we look at the skies over vast distances, it's our perspective that creates the illusion of the clouds converging to a far away point.