Want to learn how to make a cloud? I'll show you how here, in an experiment you can do with everyday materials at home!

In today's weather school lesson, we'll learn about how clouds are formed and what the different types of clouds are, then finish with an experiment!

Clouds are made of ice particles and water droplets and are suspended in the atmosphere. While cumulus, cirrus, and stratus clouds are most common, some clouds have unique names or are a blend of ...

We stare at clouds all the time, whether trying to figure out what they look like or if they're bringing rain. Yet most of us know very little about clouds, let alone how to identify them. The ...

We took one week off, but we are back in action for this week’s “Weather Wednesday” and it’s inspired by both our Cody ...

Nacreous clouds, or ice polar stratospheric clouds, are a rare type of cloud that forms in very cold conditions and at high altitudes. They are known for their iridescent colors, which are created ...

If you've ever looked up at the clouds and wondered where they came from, you're not alone. Atmospheric researcher Lubna Dada is fascinated by the mystery of how clouds form and what role they ...

These beautiful clouds are called Iridescent Pileus clouds. It forms when two types of clouds combine and as the sunlight filters through, it creates a sort of prism, giving the rainbow effect ...

A cap cloud loomed over Mount Rainier on Friday morning, as seen from the KING 5 Tacoma tower camera.

It's common knowledge that rain helps flowers bloom. But new research suggests the opposite may also be true: Pollen from flowers could help form clouds and bring about rain. In a study published ...