Time Series Foundation Models - current state and future directions
Cloud Types
1. Cloud Types
Based on information from “Athena”
http://inspire.ospi.wednet.edu:8001/c
urric/weather/pricloud/
2. Cirrus Clouds
• Cirrus (meaning
"curl") clouds are very
high, wispy clouds
made of ice. Even in
the summer, cirrus
clouds are made of ice
because it is cold high
above Earth.
3. Cumulus
• Cumulus (meaning
"heap") clouds are the
large clouds that
sometimes look like
huge puffs of cotton.
Sometimes these clouds
look like animals or
familiar things. It is fun
to use your imagination
to make up stories about
the clouds.
4. Cumulonimbus • Sometimes cumulus
clouds get dark gray
and rain or hail falls
from them. They are
then called
cumulonimbus
clouds. These clouds
often produce
lightning and thunder.
Nimbus always tells
us that a cloud brings
rain.
5. Stratus
• Stratus (meaning
"stretched out") clouds
are made up of low
layers of clouds that
usually cover the
whole sky and blot out
the sun. These clouds
bring gray days. When
rain falls from them,
they are called
nimbostratus clouds.
6. Slide images take by Dave “Stormguy” Crowley
http://www.stormguy.com/