They are 10 types of clouds on the Earth! Including Cirrus, Cirrocumulus, Cirrostratus (above 15 km high), Altocumulus, Altostratus (7-15km high) , Nimbostratus, Stratocumulus, Stratus, Cumulus (2km high) and Cumulonimbus (13km tall)!
I was an air traffic controller for 20+ years and had to learn "limited weather observation." There were a few cloud types I had never heard of. Always great to learn and fill in the gaps.
Studying Meteorology for my commercial pilots licence (Australia). This is truely great work mate..!! The best overall description of the basic 60 different cloud types, names and their location/reason for the names. Thank you.
6:09 Altostartus Mammatus lol Latin for "high spread-out breasts," which means somewhere, a meteorologist was studying clouds, saw some he'd never seen before, and told his lab assistant, "the sky's got tits, bro."
Fun fact: Roswell, New Mexico is one of the few places where Lenticular clouds can form. The UFO superstition in that area comes from people mistaking the flat disks of these clouds for alien spaceships, especially at night. I'm hoping to see one when I go there!!
8:53 I have experienced the Morning Glory cloud, what Mr Atlas Pro didn't mention is that when each cloud comes over it blows cold air down to the ground, taking air from the upper atmosphere and blowing it into the ground. This means you get a sudden temperature drop of 10C or more. So when I first saw the clouds it was about 28C then it dropped to maybe as low as 16C in less than 30 seconds and it feels like stepping under an air-conditioner outlet.
Awesome! Pretty good coverage packed into a short length. The only things noticeably missing were virga, fog, contrails, various severe weather cloud forms like roll and shelf clouds, and steamstack clouds from factories and plants (I don't know if these have a formal name). You could also make a whole companion video talking about light / color phenomena associated with clouds and atmospheric moisture, covering noctilucent clouds, iridescent clouds (which you already covered in this video), the various halos, pillars, etc., and, my favorite, cloud colors (where clouds take on redder vs. bluer hues)!
i can name clouds too... Hurricane: Cumuluholeus doughnutunimus clouds Regular Tornado: Strawus Vacuumunimbus clouds EF 5 Tornado: Cumulugetthefuckoutofherenimbus clouds.
I've always found cloud classifications fascinating. So many words for "Water drops or ice high in the sky" :D Cumulus humilis is definitely my favorite cloud type. Love the conditions they form in and they're just fascinating to look at :)
Out in California, I've seen Pyrocumulus clouds, which are Cumulus clouds caused by wild fires. I read somewhere that they are also called "Cumulus Flammagenitus", which is a pretty cool name.
Flying into Cancun, I was fascinated by the cloud formations, they looked like textbook cumulus only we were viewing them from above. They were very white and billowy The clouds formed many, many huge tall individual towers stretching up to our flight level (commercial airline cruising altitude). We were flying among the towers almost over them. It was one of the most amazing thing I've seen. The towers were separated by maybe miles, I would guess, but stretched as far as the eye could see. It was like flying through or above a forest of clouds, bright white and brilliant blue. Is that a typical sight for airline pilots?
use to work as a lifeguard at a beach that wasnt usually busy on cloudy days so watching clouds was a nice pass time. i got really good at predicting how clouds will change over time and ended up being able to predict the weather for the time when i got off as early as lunch time
I have always, am and will always love clouds. I also love cold stuff like snow. Those are like the only things I'm not negative about which is weird since that's the opposite of what everyone else thinks...
Hi I don't think we really know about different kinds of clouds on those planets yet. Here are the best close up pictures of Jupiter, but most of those pictures still image such a big area that the entire earth could fit on the picture. photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22935.jpg photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22423.jpg photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22426.jpg www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jpl/jovian-close-encounter But justV23 on Deviantart has some of the most realistic space art I think: www.deviantart.com/justv23/art/Sky-of-a-ringed-planet-679955633 I imagine this is what the exciting white dots of the photographs look like, but the larger cloud features are probably more diffuse and smooth. Most scientific papers are about the composition, the altitude, particle sizes of different cloud layers, and climate. But not about the exact shapes of the clouds themselves.
1-2 weeks ago in belgium, there were night shining clouds (correct term is noctilucent cloud ). clouds that are on an altitude of 80km/ 50miles and when the sun goes down, when the horizon start giving that pink glow, you can see these types of clouds. they have a silver blue shine and looks like the northern lights and they are moving because of the wind. i've put a wiki link below en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noctilucent_cloud
Hey Atlas, during the summertime if you live west of the great lakes (say, Milwaukee WI) you can see the wavey clouds quite often when wind comes off the lake since most clouds travel west to east here and the cooler air disturbs the clouds to make a wavey pattern.
I'm currently studying this for my pilots license, but we only touch on cloud types briefly. I found that really sad since I think clouds are really super cool and really wanted to know more about them, I spend way to much time just walking around looking at the sky, studying the clouds. I've been looking for videos on meteorology but I couldn't find any good ones, and along came you and made this. This is my favourite video of yours, even though most of your videos are amazing!
I'm watching this because I'm about to start flight school and i hope you're right about touching briefly because that's a lot to learn on top everything else
This is the Best video about different types of clouds i have found on yt, there are many vids about 3 main types but very few about their variations. Thanks, needed it for ppl licence!!!
favorite video yet! clouds are so incredibly beautiful, we're lucky to have such a gorgeous sight. I wrote a poem a while back that you might like, it's real short but you might appreciate it, especially knowing what cumulo means cumulonimbus weather together
Thanks! I'm glad you like it and totally agree. While searching for pictures for this video I kept getting distracted by all the amazing photos of clouds there are on the internet. Let's hear this poem then :)
I wondered if he'd mention the coolest clouds I've seen, 6:07 ....didn't dissappoint! I've only seen them Once the whole sky was a grayish green layer of them very defined like shown in the video. I live in the Pacific Northwest where 90% of the time there is cloud cover. Not complaining though as we've had a nice cool summer.
Thank you, I have always been facinated by clouds. I carry a children's book with me, and try to identify the clouds I see in upstate N.Y..I ride the bus a lot,and watch out the window with my book.
I think my favorite might be Altocumulus castellanus clouds. I love how they look like mountains, especially at sunset when they're tinted golden and pink.
worked as a meteorological observer for a met service in the caribbean and always loved when we had a day of everything, made us really work for our money having to classify types of each low, mid and high tier cloud
can you add more clouds 1.mamatus clouds,drops from cumulonimbus sever weather 2.fractus clouds,they are like chopped up clouds for picture go to sit wiz's weather kids 3.green clouds,severe weather
I included one type of mammatus, as well and one or two types of fractus. Technically they apply from other cloud types but they're more or less identified to the categories I included them in. At least that's how they did it in my college. Green clouds are just regular storm clouds that occur at just the right altitude at just the right time of day. Hope this helps!
Almost all in one! - You missed Noctilucent clouds, but they are so high and so transparent, that you can only spot them in a twilight zone during summer just under the Arctic circle. Highlands in Scotland have a lot of this stuff around summer solstice. But except this one bit - The video is awesome!
I think you should explore and explain the concept of wind storms, I keep explaining them to people outside of the Rocky mountain region and having a well made video explaining them would definitely help me and would make for an interesting read.
Yikes! Super wow! Cloud/weather-study underway here at the homestead. 4kids now excited about what mama remembered learning in sixth grade! Thanks so much… We’re dizzy with info, but it was great! We’ll check out more.
If you dont understand consider studying(or NOT!!!): CN incus is tge final form of thunderstorms its not about the looks its about the peak pricepitation and the intensity of hazards but capillatus looks tough but not really.because the pricipetation is still vapor while the updraft falls and inverts into downdraft creating pricepitation but some droplets will evaporate on the forward or central anvil creating virga and the intensity of the updraft is high so thats why its the final stage of a thunderstorm after 10-15 minutes it will start dissipating leaving the anvil left over with drizzle and virga.
I saw nimbostratus clouds grouped together in a line when strong gales appeared today. Arranged like "nimbostratus---nimbostratus---nimbostratus". They looked like miniature cumulonimbus clouds
@@flakmag1004 the problem is even if i learned Metric as good as you, there is absolutely nothing i can plug this metric into! here's an example, i own 6 cars, 2 modern and 4 classics, all the classics read in MPH, "oh well that's because they're american cars", 3 are actually not! a 69 Subaru 360, a 78 Subaru Brat, a 68 Peugeot 404, and a 70 AMC Gremlin. here's another example, most products you buy at a store reads in Imperial, 1 Gal (3.78L) if they even provide that for you, even if i tried switching, it makes absolutely no sense to since nothing else uses it, might as well call it your own Measurements instead of the Metric system. and as a mechanic, this problem amplifies, i need twice as many tools as you, most american vehicles here the body of the vehicle is in Standard Measurements, while the Drivetrain is in Metric. it's all complete nonsense.
Cumulus: fluffy
Stratus: flat
Cirrus: wispy
Alto: tall (got higher)
Cirro: taller (got even higher)
Nimbus: raincloud
I think a better word for alto would be “middle clouds” although the direct translation is tall. It’s like Starbucks calling their small cup “tall”.
Asperitas: *w a v y b o i*
alto=mid level
Putting this in my notes tyty
Thanks
Helped me a lot
0:30 _”There are three types of clouds”_ Then proceeds to tell us 40 different types.
No the species of the three types
They are 10 types of clouds on the Earth! Including Cirrus, Cirrocumulus, Cirrostratus (above 15 km high), Altocumulus, Altostratus (7-15km high) , Nimbostratus, Stratocumulus, Stratus, Cumulus (2km high) and Cumulonimbus (13km tall)!
True🥲😂
@@dominicforget2657supercell.
I was an air traffic controller for 20+ years and had to learn "limited weather observation." There were a few cloud types I had never heard of. Always great to learn and fill in the gaps.
me 30 seconds in: yup, sounds good, make sense
me 5 minutes in: dang
Why doesn't latitude effect cloud cover vs sunshine?
Moses Pippenger me at end: 😈
I made it to 4:32
me too…
Me at 5:37 😂
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how amazingly stunning these cloud photos are.
Yeah, we took 9 minutes and 48 seconds
no
@@user-yo6bc6km5i yes we can
Hi george
hi @@ShockRush1
“Here’s where things become a little complicated”
Really?! I’m already lost by this point
Except me im a weather nerd
Studying Meteorology for my commercial pilots licence (Australia). This is truely great work mate..!! The best overall description of the basic 60 different cloud types, names and their location/reason for the names. Thank you.
ok?
@@user-yo6bc6km5i?
I wanna breed different species of clouds when I grow up
Wot
Same
You can create small simulated environments for it. Saw a cool program in school once during a field trip!
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Hahahahahahaha I just died
6:09 Altostartus Mammatus lol Latin for "high spread-out breasts," which means somewhere, a meteorologist was studying clouds, saw some he'd never seen before, and told his lab assistant, "the sky's got tits, bro."
Fun fact: Roswell, New Mexico is one of the few places where Lenticular clouds can form. The UFO superstition in that area comes from people mistaking the flat disks of these clouds for alien spaceships, especially at night. I'm hoping to see one when I go there!!
They can form everywhere duh
Was just thinking I wanted to learn about clouds while dancing to a cool disco beat. Perfect.
Sounded like he was reciting Harry Potter spells lol.
126 likes and no replies`?
ruclips.net/video/4dsecUXmHPU/видео.html wave clouds
Well, the clouds have latin names and HP spells are mostly just latin words. Makes sense that they sound alike, they are from the same language.
Lmao
ruclips.net/video/gzTwU5qQBpo/видео.html
8:53 I have experienced the Morning Glory cloud, what Mr Atlas Pro didn't mention is that when each cloud comes over it blows cold air down to the ground, taking air from the upper atmosphere and blowing it into the ground. This means you get a sudden temperature drop of 10C or more. So when I first saw the clouds it was about 28C then it dropped to maybe as low as 16C in less than 30 seconds and it feels like stepping under an air-conditioner outlet.
Whatttttt
Makes sense.
Thanks
Thanks
that would be so fun 😭
So clouds that rain cold air instead of water? That is very cool
What are the flower-shaped clouds in Bikini Bottom?
@@Nysythic Not true.
@@Nysythic Really? I thought they were real
Lysergic clouds
It looks like a flower cumulus imo
What are the mushroom-shaped clouds in bikini atoll?
I'm not even in school anymore, but I was so captivated by a cloud project we had to do. 20 now, and still love learning about clouds. Great video!!
Me Before: Cumulus, Cirrus, Stratus
Me After: wtf
3 main types of clouds Cumulus , Cirrus, Stratus.
What about
Amogus
for a little help :D
[common clouds]
stratus,cumulus,cirrus
[mixed clouds]
stratocumulus,cirrocumulus,cirrostratus
[height clouds]
200,000+ cirrus,cirrostratus,cirrocumulus,altocumulus,altostratus
200,000 cumulus,stratus
all 3 categories:cumulonimbus
[species]
cirrus:castellanus, fibratus, spissatus, and uncinus,intortus
cumulus:Fractus; Humilis; Mediocris; Congestus
cirrocumulus:castellanus, floccus, lenticularis, and stratiformis.
cirrostratus:nebulosus,fibratus
altocumulus:castellanus, floccus, lenticularis, stratiformis, and volutus.
stratus:fractus and nebulosus
Duplicatus Opacus Radiatus Translucidus Undulatus
cumulonimbus:calvus,capillatus,incus
i love u
thanks a lot, but you forgot cirrus floccus TwT
Thank you! Learning about different types of clouds really help me improve my artwork and the setting a character can be in.
That’s awesome! Glad to help :)
Cirrus types: start 3:40
Alto types: start 4:56
Lower types: start 6:13
am or pm
@@whoami696😂
Awesome! Pretty good coverage packed into a short length. The only things noticeably missing were virga, fog, contrails, various severe weather cloud forms like roll and shelf clouds, and steamstack clouds from factories and plants (I don't know if these have a formal name). You could also make a whole companion video talking about light / color phenomena associated with clouds and atmospheric moisture, covering noctilucent clouds, iridescent clouds (which you already covered in this video), the various halos, pillars, etc., and, my favorite, cloud colors (where clouds take on redder vs. bluer hues)!
you mean chemtrails /j
i can name clouds too...
Hurricane: Cumuluholeus doughnutunimus clouds
Regular Tornado: Strawus Vacuumunimbus clouds
EF 5 Tornado: Cumulugetthefuckoutofherenimbus clouds.
Jonas H lol 😂 good one! I was ROTFL 😂
nuclear mushroom: cumulus ohshiteveryoneisdeadus
those names are easierr to remember, haha
You forgot the chemtrail clouds.
Be interesting to know what elevation those are coming from
😂😂😂😂
As a meteorology student this is pretty interesting.
And it looks like today we had Cirrostratus clouds.
Thats epic
Hey I'm looking to go to school for meteorology, what's it like? Yahweh bless
@@pjbottoms839 I also want to be a meteorologist and my youth leader challenged me to find everything i could on cloud type so i looked at this video
@@pjbottoms839 It is difficult at times, but also very interesting.
@@hamishgrindlay7358 that's smart!
Me before the video: "This should be interesting."
Me after: *Head explodes*
Nygoth Uey some 2020 squad
same
;-;'
Cumulus clouds are puffy.
Who else looked out their window to see what clouds are around? ☁️
Hahahaha lol me
No clouds here!
me,..at 11:00 pm,..full moon behind an african summer sky, made the sky a text-book.
mee but it's nighttime
I can't see the sky from my window. :(
You forgot my favorite, the Noctilucent cloud!
I’ve only seen NLCs a couple times, but they’re so beautiful.
Just looked those up and wow they're beautiful
@Katya Montes what!? I live in Northern :(
My favorite type of clouds- THE MUSHROOM CLOUD
It is very radio active and deadly though.
And is *VERY* I mean *VERY* rare
@@AshtonJamesDCaspe Not necessarily. Any sufficiently large explosion will form mushroom clouds, there doesn't have to be any radioactivity involved.
India Ball 💀💀💀
@Phobos Not a mushroom cloud, because the endges has to be round and or rolling, i would guess.
Amarica aproves
The best vid i ever see about cloud
Oh one small correction. You can get morning glory clouds elsewhere. Gulf of Carpentaria is just where you get them regularly/predictably.
Clouds are very underappreciated. I love this video - it's one of my favorites that you've made. Using it now to make flash cards lol.
This is my favorite video on cloud types - beautifully and quickly providing a memorable framework for observing clouds. Thank you ♡
Dang, I would check what’s outside, but it’s night
Same!
literally me right now
omg XD
I've always found cloud classifications fascinating. So many words for "Water drops or ice high in the sky" :D
Cumulus humilis is definitely my favorite cloud type. Love the conditions they form in and they're just fascinating to look at :)
At 4:58 he sounds like he is rapping to the beat
altocumulus strataformis which are low lying sheets of puffy clouds hits hard
Out in California, I've seen Pyrocumulus clouds, which are Cumulus clouds caused by wild fires. I read somewhere that they are also called "Cumulus Flammagenitus", which is a pretty cool name.
Flying into Cancun, I was fascinated by the cloud formations, they looked like textbook cumulus only we were viewing them from above. They were very white and billowy The clouds formed many, many huge tall individual towers stretching up to our flight level (commercial airline cruising altitude). We were flying among the towers almost over them. It was one of the most amazing thing I've seen. The towers were separated by maybe miles, I would guess, but stretched as far as the eye could see. It was like flying through or above a forest of clouds, bright white and brilliant blue. Is that a typical sight for airline pilots?
Cumulonimbus Capillatus: "This isn't even my final form!"
Its 2am why I'm I watching this,I have college at 9
8:59
Looks like this plane ventured into the Stripe Lands
Thanks, but I'd rather name them as clouds
Oh, so you aren't gonna be like "Ah, the Altocumulus Lacunosus looks very good today"?? Disappointed honestly
That one cloud... Uhh the other one.. that big ol' one
yup
use to work as a lifeguard at a beach that wasnt usually busy on cloudy days so watching clouds was a nice pass time. i got really good at predicting how clouds will change over time and ended up being able to predict the weather for the time when i got off as early as lunch time
What about Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy?
ah shoot that's a good point
Under-appreciated comment.
Cum
Rhysss it's FAKE
99% of scientists reacting to this comment: (Robotic Voice) Those are animated pictures not clouds.
Atlas Pro: "ah shoot that's a good point"
I love clouds because they play a vital role in our ecosystems and they in all kinds of shapes, and they can even predict the weather! 😊
I have always, am and will always love clouds. I also love cold stuff like snow.
Those are like the only things I'm not negative about which is weird since that's the opposite of what everyone else thinks...
Clouds are awesome. They do for me what sunny skies do for most other people.
Very interesting! I love clouds. They are so beautiful and I don´t mind rain. Just have the right clothes or bring an ambrella.
What about clouds in other planets?
Jupiter for example....
Hi I don't think we really know about different kinds of clouds on those planets yet. Here are the best close up pictures of Jupiter, but most of those pictures still image such a big area that the entire earth could fit on the picture.
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22935.jpg
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22423.jpg
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA22426.jpg
www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jpl/jovian-close-encounter
But justV23 on Deviantart has some of the most realistic space art I think:
www.deviantart.com/justv23/art/Sky-of-a-ringed-planet-679955633
I imagine this is what the exciting white dots of the photographs look like, but the larger cloud features are probably more diffuse and smooth.
Most scientific papers are about the composition, the altitude, particle sizes of different cloud layers, and climate. But not about the exact shapes of the clouds themselves.
Depends what language they speak there
just wait until the year 2095
Uh, well I don't think there's enough data on that for an entire video :')
@@Quickgold1 lol!!!
1-2 weeks ago in belgium, there were night shining clouds
(correct term is noctilucent cloud ). clouds that are on an altitude of 80km/ 50miles and when the sun goes down, when the horizon start giving that pink glow, you can see these types of clouds. they have a silver blue shine and looks like the northern lights and they are moving because of the wind.
i've put a wiki link below
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noctilucent_cloud
that one frame of bird at 2:36
Thank u for the 2:49 diagram. It totally cleared up my random midnight cloud thoughts lol
i love a partly cloudy day scattered with fluffy clouds.
Fascinating. Thank you very much. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this channel
Hey Atlas, during the summertime if you live west of the great lakes (say, Milwaukee WI) you can see the wavey clouds quite often when wind comes off the lake since most clouds travel west to east here and the cooler air disturbs the clouds to make a wavey pattern.
Who else got lost within the first minute? 😨
I'm currently studying this for my pilots license, but we only touch on cloud types briefly. I found that really sad since I think clouds are really super cool and really wanted to know more about them, I spend way to much time just walking around looking at the sky, studying the clouds. I've been looking for videos on meteorology but I couldn't find any good ones, and along came you and made this. This is my favourite video of yours, even though most of your videos are amazing!
I'm watching this because I'm about to start flight school and i hope you're right about touching briefly because that's a lot to learn on top everything else
This is the Best video about different types of clouds i have found on yt, there are many vids about 3 main types but very few about their variations. Thanks, needed it for ppl licence!!!
Okay, I'm back at it again watching this video and trying to absooorb the cloud knowledge
...second time's the charm?
A bunch of knowledge in just a few minutes. Amazing. Thank you
favorite video yet! clouds are so incredibly beautiful, we're lucky to have such a gorgeous sight. I wrote a poem a while back that you might like, it's real short but you might appreciate it, especially knowing what cumulo means
cumulonimbus
weather together
Thanks! I'm glad you like it and totally agree. While searching for pictures for this video I kept getting distracted by all the amazing photos of clouds there are on the internet. Let's hear this poem then :)
Sal’s wife was the only woman 🧍♀️ to ever get the shot of a cloud
thank you for making this video! i love clouds and weather so a short length video going through all the different cloud types is perfect!!!
I wondered if he'd mention the coolest clouds I've seen, 6:07 ....didn't dissappoint! I've only seen them Once the whole sky was a grayish green layer of them very defined like shown in the video. I live in the Pacific Northwest where 90% of the time there is cloud cover. Not complaining though as we've had a nice cool summer.
I seen a cloud shaped of a mother ship and other smaller clouds shape of space ships. They took up most of the sky that night.
Really learned a lot from this video, thank you!
Thanks for watching! Happy to help :)
I became oddly fascinated with cloud formation when I saw a post mentioning asperitas clouds. It brought me here. Thank you!
What about Shelf clouds
An example of how much I like this channel is that I hit like before even watching this video. I'm sure I'm going to enjoy it
..
Did you mention noctilucent clouds? Maybe I missed it. They are highest of all in the mesosphere around 75000 to 85000 meters in high latitudes.
Thank you, I have always been facinated by clouds. I carry a children's book with me, and try to identify the clouds I see in upstate N.Y..I ride the bus a lot,and watch out the window with my book.
Interesting, thanks... but I will NEVER be able to remember all that.
Cumulonimbus Stands For Pilerain Altas Pro
Thanks!
Your Video Makes Me Feel Better.
Wait Wait Wait
Did You Said Supercell?🙄 To Me Supercells Are Mothers Of Tornados So.......🙄
!!!SEVENTEEN!! Oh Sorry I don't think we can do it tomorrow or Friday Altocumulus in my life that was an accident😞
sorry I'm no longer working for you wait for the next day
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find the code remember the code it's 79114625559
I think my favorite might be Altocumulus castellanus clouds. I love how they look like mountains, especially at sunset when they're tinted golden and pink.
4:16 I’ve seen this before while in my car it was beautiful
I truly appreciate and enjoy the humor you pepper in between all that knowledge
There is only 2 types: natural and man-made.
worked as a meteorological observer for a met service in the caribbean and always loved when we had a day of everything, made us really work for our money having to classify types of each low, mid and high tier cloud
0:18 so water that evaporates from the ocean desalinates into clouds for fresh water?
I never realized how cool clouds are
thanks man i appreciate it
can you add more clouds
1.mamatus clouds,drops from cumulonimbus sever weather
2.fractus clouds,they are like chopped up clouds for picture go to sit wiz's weather kids
3.green clouds,severe weather
I included one type of mammatus, as well and one or two types of fractus. Technically they apply from other cloud types but they're more or less identified to the categories I included them in. At least that's how they did it in my college. Green clouds are just regular storm clouds that occur at just the right altitude at just the right time of day. Hope this helps!
oh thanks now I know all
Dude added like 90 clouds.. *can you add more clouds* 🤣
There are also polar stratospheric clouds and polar mesospheric (noctilucent) clouds, both of which look amazing before sunrise or after sunset.
"there are three types of clouds" had me relieved for a second until I finished watching...
It would have been nice to mention the "human made" clouds like air plane trails and so on.. but very nice video! Really enjoyed
This reminds me of when i was in elementary school and liked to read books about hurricanes and tornados
Have you ever heard of a
*MUSHROOM CLOUD?*
Yes.
@@winwin66288 hilarious
Nope
Japan has
Almost all in one! - You missed Noctilucent clouds, but they are so high and so transparent, that you can only spot them in a twilight zone during summer just under the Arctic circle. Highlands in Scotland have a lot of this stuff around summer solstice. But except this one bit - The video is awesome!
anyone watching for school rn?
😂
I think you should explore and explain the concept of wind storms, I keep explaining them to people outside of the Rocky mountain region and having a well made video explaining them would definitely help me and would make for an interesting read.
incredible
Thanks for watching!
Yikes!
Super wow!
Cloud/weather-study underway here at the homestead. 4kids now excited about what mama remembered learning in sixth grade! Thanks so much… We’re dizzy with info, but it was great! We’ll check out more.
Can there be two or more types of clouds in the sky at the same time like a cumulus cloud and a cirrus cloud or any other combinations ?
definitely, there can be several!
Cumulonimbus Incus: *THIS ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL FORM!*
If you dont understand consider studying(or NOT!!!): CN incus is tge final form of thunderstorms its not about the looks its about the peak pricepitation and the intensity of hazards but capillatus looks tough but not really.because the pricipetation is still vapor while the updraft falls and inverts into downdraft creating pricepitation but some droplets will evaporate on the forward or central anvil creating virga and the intensity of the updraft is high so thats why its the final stage of a thunderstorm after 10-15 minutes it will start dissipating leaving the anvil left over with drizzle and virga.
I feel like I know magic now...
Man, I just found your channel last week but every video I watch I like more and more! Thanks for the awesome content!
great video ... make sure to upload it into the Cloud :D
I saw nimbostratus clouds grouped together in a line when strong gales appeared today. Arranged like "nimbostratus---nimbostratus---nimbostratus". They looked like miniature cumulonimbus clouds
Nacreous and Noctilucent clouds
Thank you for making me question what I think is a cloud now.
7:55 T-rex cloud
I see those Altocumulus Castellanus clouds all the time here in Texas. They are very beautiful.
Who dislikes this video? It's great!
sadly,..there are those who never look up.
only metric, can't relate, all these numbers mean nothing to me. there you have it, The End.
@@Omar-em7rl should have counted in rugby feilds(football feilds) for them to understand
@@Omar-em7rl metric is superior in every way, its easier to learn and to convert. Literally every country except USA uses metric
@@flakmag1004 the problem is even if i learned Metric as good as you, there is absolutely nothing i can plug this metric into! here's an example, i own 6 cars, 2 modern and 4 classics, all the classics read in MPH, "oh well that's because they're american cars", 3 are actually not! a 69 Subaru 360, a 78 Subaru Brat, a 68 Peugeot 404, and a 70 AMC Gremlin. here's another example, most products you buy at a store reads in Imperial, 1 Gal (3.78L) if they even provide that for you, even if i tried switching, it makes absolutely no sense to since nothing else uses it, might as well call it your own Measurements instead of the Metric system.
and as a mechanic, this problem amplifies, i need twice as many tools as you, most american vehicles here the body of the vehicle is in Standard Measurements, while the Drivetrain is in Metric. it's all complete nonsense.
SO BEAUTIFUL THE CLOUDS ARE !!!THANKS A LOT FOR BRINGING THIS CLOUDY LIFE IN OUR KNOWLEDGE
You forgot the Noctilucent clouds. They almost glow in the dark.
And Nacreous clouds. Although Noctilucent and Nacreous clouds are similar to say the least.
When you said altostratus mammatus, I giggled. 😂
These do be starting to sounding like diseases
Haha yea!
Im afraid that you have nimbus strataformus
Watery sky mountains. They have been the focus of many day dreams. Great video. So many clouds, so much Latin.