Watch this series of videos highlighting different types of weather. Learn how four factors- temperature, wind, precipitation, and sunlight and clouds- are present in different types of weather. Included in this resource are teaching...

PBS presents 6 videos regarding clouds.

This video segment produced for Teachers' Domain features a time-lapse video of clouds forming, changing, and moving across the sky.

Learn how moisture rises and cools, eventually forming tiny water droplets that later return to earth in the form of rain. [1:02]

Clouds affect us every day, no matter the weather. But what exactly are clouds and how do they form? And how can they help us predict severe storms, the availability of water, and our future climate? [3:10]

While all clouds share the same basic composition, there's a wide variety of shapes and sizes. To understand these formations in greater detail we must first categorize their many variations. [3:35]

We might prefer beautiful weather reports, but we really pay attention when severe storms are predicted. So how do Earth's most powerful storms develop, and how is this related to cloud formation? [3:37]

Did you know clouds are just big clumps of water droplets? This video explores how clouds are made and the types of clouds. [3:36]

If we wanted to make a cloud entirely from scratch it would not be an easy process. This video explains the amazing process of how our earth's atmosphere manages to pump out one cloud after another all over the world at altitudes of 20...

[Free Registration/Login may be required to access all resource tools.] This video gives an explanation about how clouds are formed.

Clouds have a huge effect on our planet's overall temperature. And yet we don't know how clouds will change as the planet warms. Scientists are scrambling to answer this important question. [3:05]

A young student poses the question "How does water vapor make a cloud" to a meteorologist. Watch his explanation in this video. [1:51]

Although there is a direct connection between clouds and weather, they're not the same. This video explores the distinctions between the two and the atmospheric factors they have in common. [3:22]

Learn to make a very impressive cloud form in a plastic bottle! By pumping air into an empty plastic bottle and quickly releasing the pressure, we can cool off the air and force the water to condense into a thick cloud. It's a very...

When you look at a picture with a certain degree of ambiguity, your perception heightens it, explains artist Vik Muniz in this short film [3:29] about the inspiration behind his 'Equivalents' series.

A video exploring why storms spin in different directions depending on their location either in the northern or southern hemisphere. [3:06]

.A video exploring how scientist are trying to answer the question of how an increase of the planet's overall temperature could change clouds. [3:03]

When you look up in the sky, do you see the variation of clouds? This video explores the categories of clouds based on their shapes and sizes. [3:36]

This video explores the distinctions between clouds and weather. Learn about although there is a direct connection, clouds and weather are not the same. [3:21]

What exactly are clouds and how are they made? This video discusses how cloud can affect us every day, regardless of the weather. [3:10]