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Clouds move as fast as the environmental winds around them. This speed has a wide range and depends on the type/level of cloud also. For instance, high cirrus clouds move with the jet stream at speeds that can reach near 100 mph at times. Thunderstorms usually move at 30 to 40 mph but can move as fast as around 60mph.
