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Clouds In The Atmosphere

Published on Nov 25, 2015

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CLOUDS IN THE ATMOSPHERE

By:Jocelyn matson
Photo by Robyn's Nest

CUMULUS CLOUDS

  • Cumulus clouds are fluffy and look like cotton.
  • They have an altitude of 330 ft.
  • They are 1,000m high in the sky.
  • They give no precipitation.
Photo by joncandy

STRATUS CLOUDS

  • Stratus clouds are dark and gray.
  • They don't have precipitation except for sometimes a slight drizzle of rain.
  • They are like frog that Doesn't reach the ground.
  • They have an altitude of 2,000m
Photo by fotoeins

CIRRUS CLOUDS

  • Cirrus clouds are thin and whispy.
  • They travel from West to East.
  • They have an altitude 5,000m.

FOG

  • Fog is a type of Stratus cloud near the Earths surface.
  • Fog is made of liquid water droplets and/or ice crystals.
Photo by Kalense Kid

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