What are the characteristics, thickness, shape, weather conditions and positions of eight kinds of clouds in Seeing the Weather from Clouds?

The name, morphological change, location, thickness and weather signs of the cloud.

Cirrus clouds are like white feathers, floating in wisps, and the tallest and thinnest symbolizes the sunshine.

Cirrocumulus is like a scale wave on the water. Cirrus clouds are arranged in a row, which is very high and thin when there is no rain or snow.

Cumulus clouds, like cotton balls, appear in the morning and dissipate for about two kilometers at night. The weather is clear and cloudless.

Hypercumulus clouds are like sheep, and flat spherical clouds are arranged in a thin sunny day of about 2 kilometers.

Cumulus clouds gather in the cirrostratus and move forward, like a white silk curtain covering the blue sky, clear skies and cloudy days.

Cumulus clouds are getting thicker and thicker, covering the sun or moon with rain and snow like frosted glass.

Nimbostratus has become thicker and darker, with denser and lower clouds and continuous rain and snow.

Cumulonimbus clouds and lower thunderstorm hail form tall Yunshan clouds.