Clouds and Weather Cycles

This 1930s-1940s educational film offers a clear verbal and visual breakdown of a true cyclone’s phases, from formation to dissipation. It pairs each stage with examples of accompanying cloud types—cumulus, stratus, cirrus—illustrating weather patterns with diagrams and footage. Aimed at students, it simplifies meteorology, emphasizing how clouds signal cyclone progression, making it a valuable classroom tool for understanding atmospheric dynamics in pre-WWII science education.