clouds

Describes and names different kinds of clouds, explains how clouds form, and includes instructions for making one's own fog.

Illustrations show that a cloud may look like spilt milk, an ice cream cone, a tree, a mitten, a rabbit, or many other objects.

Illustrations show that a cloud may look like spilt milk, an ice cream cone, a tree, a mitten, a rabbit, or many other objects.

Text and photographs examine the many types of clouds, how they form, and the critical role they play in climate, weather, and the survival of life on Earth.

Describes and presents color photos of the different types of clouds and related topics including fog, smog, and how clouds form. Also provides a glossary and a list of further resources.

Colorful illustrations and simple text introduce early readers to the different types of clouds--which includes cirrostratus, altocumulus, nimbostratus, and others--and describes how to recognize the different types of clouds and how to predict weather based on the clouds.

Text and illustrations explore clouds, covering what they are made of, how they are formed, the different types and the weather that may come with each.

This informative volume both illuminates the dangers thunderstorms pose and offers helpful steps readers can take to keep themselves safe during one. Also featured are stunning photos of both the storms themselves and the destruction they cause.

A playful cloud finally meets a friend with whom he can be himself.

An illustrated introduction to cloud cover, explaining what clouds are, looking at different types of clouds, and discussing the effect of cloud cover on the weather.