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If you like to look at clouds, you might already know that the type of clouds you see can give you some clues as to what kind of weather that are likely to occur. Here is a short article from The Conversation which describes six different types of clouds and what they can tell us about what’s coming next.
Also, if you like clouds, don’t forget the Cloud Appreciation Society, which has thousands of gorgeous cloud photos as well as image of optical phenomena like sun dogs and iridescence: https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/
