Curious Kids: where do clouds come from and why do they have different shapes?
- Written by Robert Lawry, Hydrologist, Australian Bureau of Meteorology
Sometimes air goes up past the condensation level then falls back below the condensation level, then up, then below, again and again. This creates clouds that are stripy, often with lines between the clouds. Robert Lawry/Author provided, Author provided
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