Does mars have clouds?

Mars indeed does have water ice clouds, similar to Earth's cirrus clouds, both high in the atmosphere and often forming as icy fog just above the ground surface. The Viking orbiter was able to capture sunrise pictures during which an icy fog was rising from within Martian craters. read more

In addition, clouds, haze, and fog composed of particles of water ice are common. There are dust clouds too. Mars' dust storms can kick up fine particles in the atmosphere around which clouds can form. These clouds can form very high up, up to 100 km (62 mi) above the planet. read more

yes they do have clouds as it has water and the sun to melt it into steam which forms clouds This is true, but it is too cold for the water to evaporate, the boiling point, or the point at wich water evaporates is above 32 degrees F. the average temperature on mars is about -75 degrees F. read more