Greetings, members of the Love the Clouds community! I came across your community while exploring Hive, and since I adore clouds and have some images of them, I wanted to join and be a part of it. I'm new to the platform, and this is my first post in your lovely community.
When I was on duty in our school's grass area one day, I looked up and saw how lovely the clouds were. I couldn't resist taking a picture of it. Then I wondered what kind of clouds came in heaps and seemed like they were about to collapse at any moment. Cumulus clouds, according to Google, are clouds that form in heaps.They have flat bases that are sometimes described as "puffy," "cotton-like," or "fluffy." Cumulus usually denotes fair weather, appearing frequently on bright sunny days.
I'm sure we studied different types of clouds wayback primary days, but Dang yeah, that was a long time ago. 馃槄. LOL.
Thank you, Love the Clouds community, and I am excited to be a part of it.
馃槉馃槏
Chichi18