Illusion

**stratus clouds are the clouds that are lowest to the ground they bring rain or snow and also cause fog.** **Cumulus clouds are very puffy.** **They have flat bottoms and are low in the sky. Cumulus clouds usually mean fair weather. If they grow tall, they can become thunderheads and bring rain.** **Cirrus clouds are the highest clouds. They usually mean fair weather. They look white and feathery.**
 * When it's hot outside then the clouds go away and when its starting to get colder then the clouds come back sorta. Thew clouds lie outside of the upper atmosphere because the higher up you go the less air their is so they can't float and they call until they have enough air to catch them. The Earth's atmostphere layers protect us from the harmful rays of the sun. The Earth's latitude has so much to do with the seasons because of the tilt of the axis is the cause of the seasons because the sun rotates around the Earth which puts the sun ini different areas of the earth and makes one side hotter then the other so that side becomes colder doesn't recieve as much sun so then that side is winter or fall either, season. Energy transfer in the troposphere causes it to rain because the humidity goes up and the percipitation increases. So that causes it to rain.**