Making a Cloud Journal

Before we begin, this is also for a school project. I have given you ideas and tips on making this, but it also features an example.

For this journal, you'll want to have a few items.
LOCATION-Where you are when you record your entry
TIME-The time at which you did the entry
VISUAL REFERENCE-A picture to accompany your journal
TEMPERATURE-The temperature it was during your recording
WEATHER CONDITIONS-What it was like
CLOUD TYPES-The type of cloud you saw

L-My house
T-8:05 am
T-12 degrees
W-Cold and little wind
C-These are cirrus clouds

L-My house
T-5:15
T-30-ish degrees
W-Cold
C-These are stratus clouds

L-A friend's house
T-3:30
T-25 degrees
W-Cold and slightly windy
C-Cumulus!

L-My house
T-20 degrees
T-5:15
W-Cold. Minnesota can be so boring sometimes!
C-Stratus

L-On an airplane to Florida! Vacation!
T-I have no idea where I was when I took this, but I'm guessing about 50 where I'm at.
T-10:15
W-Sorry, I can't really apply that to this entry due to being on a plane.
C-I believe these are cumulus.

L-On vacation, Vero Beach
T-3:45
T-67 degrees
W-Very windy, but warm
C-Fibratus, and I believe I see a little cumulus in the background.

L-Vacation, Vero Beach
T-1:00 or so
T-65 degrees
W-Ridiculously windy
C- *sigh* Cumulus. I'm getting sick of these.

L-As you can see, near muppet 3d vision.
T-2:37
T-64 degrees
W-not much going on
C-Cumulus

L-On the way to Vero
T-4:44
T-67
W-Windy
C-Cirrus

L-My aunt's house (two doors down from mine)
T-4:30
T-28 degrees
W-cold
C-Stratus