Water evaporates from the surface
Vapors wander thru the atmosphere
Joining to form tiny droplets suspended in the troposphere
To look up
The joy
The wonder
And the why
Seeing the patterns and the forms they create
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I so enjoy clouds. The Japanese have a specific season word for the autumn sky – aki no sora – meaing the deep intense blue of the sky and the pure white and types of clouds I probably have about 50 photos of the autumn sky and did a posting about it. I once took a weather course just to learn about the formation of and types of clouds.
My father used to give me detailed reasons for why the clouds were the way they were.
He worked for the U.S. Weather Bureau (now called NOAA).