Nope, but clouds can tell you a lot. When a thunderstorm's coming, you'll be prepared. A cloud is just a collection of water droplets or ice or snow crystals. Clouds are born when air rises. As air rises, it cools down.
Raindrops are just heavy pieces of cloud.
The water stays in vapor form, and doesn't condense into clouds. When sunlight hits a cloud, the cloud reflects or scatters the light energy. Sometimes, the bottom of a cloud is in the shadow of the top of the cloud. That's why some clouds are gray on the bottom and white up top. We turned to an expert for this one.