By:dawson

Medium-level but  higher than a regular cumulus and stratus lower than cirrus.

Clouds that form between 2-6 km above earths surface.

Look like cotton balls, often indicate stormy weather.

Wispy feathery clouds, indicate fair weather.

Towering clouds with flat bottoms, indicate thunder storm.

Clouds that look like cotton.

Fog can form after a stormy day.

Dull gray color, as stratus clouds thicken they may produce drizzle

clouds that form in flat layers