Types of clouds

3. Small, round, high-level clouds that appear in rows or patches
4. Low, flat, and wide clouds that cover the sky like a blanket
5. Low-lying cloud that forms close to the ground, reducing visibility
8. Mid-level, grayish clouds that cover the whole sky
9. Tall, towering clouds that bring thunderstorms and heavy rain
12. Smooth, lens-shaped clouds that form over mountains or hills
14. Mid-level, puffy clouds that appear in rows or patches
16. Wispy, thin, high-altitude clouds made of ice crystals
17. Ring of light around the sun or moon, caused by ice crystals in cirrus clouds
18. Puffy, white clouds that look like cotton balls
19. Low, puffy, grayish clouds that form in patches or rows

1. Thin, wispy, high-level clouds that cover the sky and create a halo effect
2. Cloud that extends from a thunderstorm and can develop into a tornado
6. Pouch-like clouds that hang underneath the base of a larger cloud
7. Dark, ominous cloud that forms at the front of a thunderstorm
9. Clouds formed from the condensation of airplane exhaust
10. Horizontal, wedge-shaped clouds that form along the leading edge of a thunderstorm
11. Flat, spreading top of a cumulonimbus cloud, shaped like a blacksmith's anvil
13. Dark, thick, low-level clouds that bring steady rain or snow
15. Colorful clouds that appear in the sky during sunrise or sunset