http://astronomy.com/news/2015/12/space-...small-star
A brown dwarf star about the same size as Jupiter known as W1906+40 has been discovered to have a cloudy storm on its surface, similar in size to Jupiter's red spot.
Reportedly, this little brown dwarf is big enough that it might have some nuclear fusion occurring inside it. Its surface temperature is about 3,500 degrees F (1,900 degrees C) which is very cool by stellar standards. So cool in fact that it's possible for it to have clouds, composed in this case of tiny mineral particles.
A brown dwarf star about the same size as Jupiter known as W1906+40 has been discovered to have a cloudy storm on its surface, similar in size to Jupiter's red spot.
Reportedly, this little brown dwarf is big enough that it might have some nuclear fusion occurring inside it. Its surface temperature is about 3,500 degrees F (1,900 degrees C) which is very cool by stellar standards. So cool in fact that it's possible for it to have clouds, composed in this case of tiny mineral particles.