Clouds
Clouds are made of tiny water droplets.
Clouds are a huge part of the water cycle.
Clouds where vibration causes heat and everything vibrates ,unless absoulte zero.
So the vibration causes it to evaporate (water).
So evaporation happens when that heat/vibration comes on the surface of water so the surface starts to get heated and it will turn into vapor.
Then the vapor goes up and a lot of them turns into clouds.
Then the cloud rains and water comes again. USES
Clouds help regulate temperature because sometimes they block the suns heat and the clouds will also rain.
Clouds also reflect some sunlight. Cloud types
Cirrus: Thin, wispy clouds high in the sky. Made of ice crystals. Also could be a warning that rain could come
Cirrostratus: Thin Sheet like clouds that create halos around the sun or moon
Cirrocumules: Small white patches
Altostrarus: Gray or blue- gray sheets covering much of the sky. They may bring light rain or snow.
Altocumules: White or gray puffy patches often seen in groups. They can indicate thunderstorms