Learn how to make your own cloud at home.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Whether puffy or thin, dark or light, all clouds are made of the same thing —water. Sometimes the water in clouds is in liquid form as tiny water droplets and sometimes it’s frozen as small ice crystals but either way, when this water is grouped together in the atmosphere, it makes a cloud.
Learn about clouds with Meteorologist Melissa Frey in this fun downloadable and printable interactive activity book!Cloud observations — Clouds come in all shapes and sizes but how they look and move can tell you a lot about what type of weather they will bring. Complete the activity on the next page to learn about how meteorologists observe clouds.
Cloud identification — Each cloud can be identified as one of 10 main types of clouds, however, there are more than two dozen unique cloud names. Complete activity two to learn how to classify clouds and why that’s important to meteorologists. Make a cloud — Follow along with Meteorologist Melissa Frey in the video above as she shows you how to make a cloud in a jar.
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