Cirrus clouds gracefully float through the sky like feathery wisps of white. While cirrus clouds during the day can add a unique twist to a solar eclipse, too many cirrus clouds at night can blot ...

Photoshop CC 2017 tutorial showing how to create a vast, blue sky with cirrus, white clouds and realistic, sky-written text ...

Curious about clouds? Well, you’re in the right place. We’re going to break down the basic types of clouds including cirrus, cumulus, stratus and cumulonimbus. Some you will see on a blue sky day ...

On special days cirrus clouds become works of art as they twist and turn across the sky in swirls and waves. Among the most beautiful are mare's tail cirrus, wispy formations from which delicate ...

Cirrus clouds at the level of the jet stream – often about 6 miles (10 kilometers), above the ground – can sometimes move at over 200 miles per hour (320 kilometers per hour).

Cirrus clouds exist at much higher altitudes (usually above 18,000 feet or so) and much colder temperatures. They are typically composed of tiny ice crystals instead of water droplets and often ...

Cirrus clouds don't just form and die, but can regenerate, detailed images of ice crystals show. The pictures are some of the first results to come out of the Tropical Warm Pool International ...

Cirrus clouds, known for their wispy, feathery appearance, are shaped by strong winds high in the atmosphere. These winds act on the ice crystals that make up cirrus clouds, twisting and spreading ...

Cirrus clouds exist at much higher altitudes (usually above 18,000 feet or so) and much colder temperatures. They are typically composed of tiny ice crystals instead of water droplets and often ...