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- What are the highest altitude clouds, often appearing wispy and thin?
- Which type of cloud is characterized by its fluffy, white appearance and is often seen on clear, fair-weather days?
- What are the low-level clouds that look like gray, layered sheets covering the sky?
- Which clouds are known for their towering, storm-forming structures and can reach high into the atmosphere?
- What type of clouds are typically associated with thunderstorms and have a dark, threatening appearance?
- Which clouds are mid-level and often appear as a gray or white layer covering the sky, sometimes with a patchy look?
- What are the cloud type called that resemble wispy strands and are made of ice crystals?
- Which clouds often form in the middle altitude range and look like smooth, uniform layers?
- What type of clouds are associated with fog when they are close to the ground?
- Which clouds are known for their cauliflower-like appearance and are commonly seen during fair weather?
Answers
- Cirrus clouds
- Cumulus clouds
- Stratus clouds
- Cumulonimbus clouds
- Cumulonimbus clouds
- Altostratus clouds
- Cirrostratus clouds
- Altocumulus clouds
- Fog (or low stratus clouds when near the ground)
- Cumulus clouds
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