We’ve all heard of cumulus clouds even if we don’t know all of its variations, such as altocumulus, cumulonimbus, and, my personal favorite, cotton ball.
Fine–I’ll admit it. I made that last one up, but cumulus clouds range from the fluffy white cloud that changes shape as it drifts by while you lie on your back [...]
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Pyrocumulus Clouds
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