Cumulonimbus clouds are large, puffy clouds that span the stratosphere and troposphere and can reach heights of up to 13,000 feet, producing severe convection currents and powerful storms with heavy rain, hail, lightning, tornadoes and strong winds. They have an explosive, mushroom-like appearance that signals incoming dangerous weather.

1. Cumulonimbus Clouds:
By:
Isaac Langeveld

2. Definition:
• Cumulonimbus Clouds are big and fluffy. They
are in part of the stratosphere, and
troposhere.

3. Type of weather Associated:
• When you see one of these clouds you know
that you are in for a big storm. These clouds
usually make tornadoes and huge storms.

4. Altitude:
• Theses clouds are from 3,000 feet in the air up
to 13,000 feet in the air. These clouds are
super high in the air.

5. Clouds:
• These clouds produce very high convection
currents. These clouds create severe wind
and severe storms and dangers.

6. Appearance:
• The appearance of the clouds, look like they
are the mushroom cloud of an atomic bomb.
explosion!