Public opinion reflects new stance
Cloud gazing is a fun, relaxing pastime for some.
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...did you know clouds can actually reveal significant details about the weather?
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It can be a great way to zone out, unwind, still your mind, and do nothing.
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If you're into meditation, cloud gazing can be a fantastic way to get zen.
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Besides this, there are plenty of other clouds that can tell you a bunch about the weather.
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These clouds are low, bumpy-looking, and grayish.
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Besides being fun, cloud watching offers plenty of health benefits.
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Cloud gazing can bring you some peace of mind.
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These clouds look like cotton balls.
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It can help improve and boost your mood.
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...and can definitely offer you a new perspective on things.
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For example, most people know that grayish, dark clouds can indicate rain.
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It's the perfect activity to distract you from a screen-dominated world.
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Figuring out what clouds look like is a fine way to use your imagination and exercise your creativity...
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They tend to produce light rain.
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These clouds, which are typically seen during winter, usually indicate cold temperatures.
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These streamer-like clouds are found high in the sky. They are made up of ice crystals.
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Cumulonimbus clouds are heavy and broad in shape.
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...could be a sign of light rain.
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And low gray clouds that cover the entire sky...
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These clouds could be a sign of heavy rain, snow, hail, lightning, and potentially even tornadoes.
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...and let your subconscious mind take over.
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Free yourself from all your thoughts and worries...
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Cirrocumulus clouds have small, round puffs arranged in long rows across the sky.
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Cumulus clouds could be a warning for stormy weather on the way.
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Cirrus clouds are usually a sign of fair weather.
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Who needs a weather forecast when you've got clouds?
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So next time you need help deciding how to dress for the day, just look up!
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Remember when you were a kid and would look up at the skies to watch the clouds go by? Well, this gallery takes you back to that time. Relax, unwind, and let your mind wander as you look at some of the most stunning cloud photographs. Click through.
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The benefits of cloud gazing
Plus, learn about all the different cloud types
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Remember when you were a kid and would look up at the skies to watch the clouds go by? Well, this gallery takes you back to that time. Relax, unwind, and let your mind wander as you look at some of the most stunning cloud photographs. Click through.
(Photo by Alex Machado)