What are the clouds in the sky made of, and what do the clouds in the sky look like?

Water vapor, dust particles and other impurities in the air.

Water, dust, and other airborne impurities.

1. The clouds in the sky are like white sheep, like rolling mountains, like galloping horses, like mighty lions, like churning waves, like piled cotton wool, like shining fish scales.

2. A faint cloud, like a white feather, gently floats in the air.

3. The clouds in summer are like tourists, floating in the clear sky.

4. The sky there is always so blue and translucent, like a sapphire washed with clean water.

The same. 5. The white clouds, floating, floating, slowly being torn into wisps by the wind, and then gradually melted into the blue sky.

6. Pieces of white clouds are like white sails, floating in the blue sky.

7. In the sky, there are a few milky white clouds floating, like small white sails on the calm sea.

8. The sky is like a blue sea, the clouds are like a light boat, and the white clouds are drifting quietly and gently.

9. The wind gathered the dark clouds, like driving countless black wild horses, raging and surging in the heavenly pool. Heaven and earth are tightly pulled together as if they were being pulled together by rolling dark clouds.

10. The top of the snow peak, the clouds and mist are swirling, if you meet by chance, for a moment, the clouds open and the fog disperses, only to see the sea ......of clouds rolling under your feet, and the top of the mountain is like floating and sinking in the surging white waves

11. The clouds in the sky are varied and changing; If you don't pay attention, it changes, so you can't find it; It moves slowly, sometimes like a rushing wave, sometimes like a gentle feather, sometimes like shiny scales, sometimes like a crocodile ...... with its mouth wide open

12. The white clouds gradually rose from the valley, accumulating thicker and thicker, and suddenly became like an ocean.

One piece, suddenly like the earth paving, suddenly like a valley pile of snow. This cloudy silver sea, as if far away in the sky, and as if close at hand, light and spreading, paving and arranging, varied, interesting. Jade Mountain.

The peak of the peak, faintly cloudy, white clouds or scattered or clustered, ever-changing, sometimes gathered into a group, more and more out of the stream, drifting uncertainly, like a waterfall, called "cloud waterfall".

13. The clouds of the hometown.

It's beautiful. Sometimes it's as thin as a veil, sometimes it's as thick as a quilt; Sometimes they are scattered into pieces, sometimes they are clustered into hills. The clouds in my hometown are very cute. Sometimes like a little white rabbit.

jumping and jumping, as if racing against someone; Sometimes it looks like a big black elephant, with water in its nose, and sprinkles it down with "bang, bang"; Sometimes like a cat, sleeping lazily and indifferent to things outside. Sometimes the clouds would get together again, as if whispering.

Water vapor rises and accumulates when cold.

It must have been formed by water vapor floating up.

When the sun shines on the Earth's surface, the water evaporates to form water vapor, and once the water vapor is supersaturated, water molecules collect around the dust (condensation nuclei) in the air, and the resulting water droplets or ice crystals scatter sunlight in all directions, which gives the appearance of clouds. In addition, clouds can take on a variety of shapes, and they are divided into many types depending on the height and shape of the sky.

Long-term observation and practice have shown that the generation and dissipation of clouds, as well as the evolution and transformation between various types of clouds, are carried out under certain conditions of water vapor and atmospheric movement. People can't see water vapor and can't see atmospheric movements, but they can see every move of water vapor and atmospheric movement from the evolution of clouds, and water vapor and atmospheric movement play an extremely important role in weather phenomena such as rain, snow, ice, and hail.

1. Cumulus clouds: easy to identify, fluffy white clouds, like clumps of cotton wool, floating in the air 2. Cumulonimbus clouds: low-level thunderclouds, dark clouds. Tower-shaped clouds can reach heights of up to 6,000 meters, and the flat clouds at the top are called anvil tops.

3. Stratocumulus: low-level shingle-like clouds, usually covering the entire sky4. Stratocumulus: The lowest cloud layer, like a dense fog shrouded in the air, is often mistaken for a dense mountain fog when it first appears.

5. Altocumulus: Similar to Cirrocumulus, it portends good weather, but it has a wider coverage, thicker clouds, and white and dark.

There are a total of 10 types of clouds:1Cirrus 2Cirrostratus 3Cirrocumulus 4Altostratus 5Altocumulus 6Stratocumulus 7Stratus 8Nimbostratus 9Cumulus 10Cumulonimbus.

It is composed of many fine water droplets or ice crystals, and some are composed of small water droplets or Xiaoice crystals mixed together. Sometimes it also contains some large raindrops, ice and snow particles, and the base of the cloud does not touch the ground and has a certain thickness.

Cloud formation is mainly caused by condensation of water vapor.

Clouds are visible polymers floating in the air composed of small water droplets or Xiaoice crystals formed by the liquefaction of water vapor in the atmosphere when cold. For thousands of years, China's working people have summed up a wealth of experience in "looking at clouds and knowing the weather" according to the changes in the shape, direction, speed, thickness, and color of clouds in their production practice. When the sun shines on the surface of the earth, water vapor enters the lower atmosphere from the evaporation surface, where the temperature is high and it can hold more water vapor.

Once the water vapor is supersaturated, water molecules collect around the fine dust in the air, and the resulting water droplets or ice crystals scatter sunlight in all directions, creating clouds.