How much does a cloud weigh? Usgs.gov says that the average cumulus cloud (the big fluffy white ones) weighs 500,000 kilograms. Convert that number to pounds. Then put that value into a perspective you can visualize, such as comparing it to other objects you are familiar with. Show all your math. Do not just look up the value.

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