How clouds affect global warming, and vice versa


By AGENCY

Clouds seem to be amplifying global warming, according to a recent study. Photo: AFP

Global warming may lead to changes in the Earth's cloud cover, which itself may amplify climatic disruption, according to a new study.

Clouds have a significant influence on climate, and vice versa. As the Earth's global temperature increases, the number, density and altitude of cumulus, cirrus, nimbus and other clouds should change.

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