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Exciting stuff. stay with us on bbc news. hello. you need a certain level of temperature to make clouds. and on thursday, that temperature was 17 degrees. from a blue sky, sunny start to the day across the yorkshire area, as soon as we hit 17, we started to get these cumulus clouds. as the air started to rise, it hit a layer of warm air higher up in the earth's atmosphere and that cloud then started to spread out. and by the time we got to the early afternoon, it turned pretty cloudy and that kind of thing you can see happening here on the satellite picture from thursday, look how this area of...

Here's chris fawkes. we had some warm sunshine around today. the warmest spot in south—east wales. 0nly today. the warmest spot in south—east wales. only a tenth of a degree on the highest temperature recorded all year. talking about temperatures, temperatures are really important for clouds. take yorkshire where we started off with these clear, blue, sunny skies this morning. as soon as the temperature reached 17 degrees we got these cumulus clouds forming and with warmer air cumulus clouds forming and with warmerair high up cumulus clouds forming and with warmer air high up in the atmosp...

Hello. you need a certain level of temperature to make clouds. and on thursday, that temperature was 17 degrees. from a blue sky, sunny start to the day across the yorkshire area. so as we hit 17, we started to get these cumulus clouds. as the air started to rise, it had a layer of warm air higher up in the earth's atmosphere and that cloud then started to spread out. and by the time we got to the early afternoon it turned pretty cloudy and that kind of thing you can see happening here on the satellite picture from thursday, look how this area of cloud just expands through the course of the af...

Oman Meteorology said in its weather forecast

Until recently, it was assumed that global warming would reduce the amount of surface area covered by clouds, thereby amplifying the warming. However, a team of researchers has now disproved that assumption.