Landmarks / Fair-weather clouds
Fair-weather clouds
Puffy cumulus clouds float around 1–2 km up.
- Real height
- 2.0 km
- Points needed
- 163
- Zone
- The sky
- Landmark
- 6 of 25
About Fair-weather clouds
Fair-weather cumulus clouds, the flat-bottomed puffy kind, usually form with their bases somewhere between 1 and 2 km up. They are made of tiny water droplets that condense in rising warm air.
A single small cloud can hold hundreds of tonnes of water, held aloft by gentle updrafts. Storm clouds grow far taller and can reach the height of airliners.
Fair-weather clouds in Clamber
You reach this landmark at 163 points. It is landmark 6 of the 21 between the ground and the Moon, which waits at 930 points. Its real height is about 2.4 times that of the previous landmark, Burj Khalifa.
Answers are worth 0 to 100 points depending on how rare they are, so even a run of nothing but the rarest answers needs at least 2 holds to get here. A fall drops you to just below the last landmark you passed, so a landmark you have reached can slip away again. See how to play for the full rules.