DIFFERENT KINDS OF CLOUDS

CUMULUS CLOUDS

• The base of the Cumulus Cloud is often flat.
• The altitude is about 39,000 ft.
• They grow upward into a thunderstorm cloud

STRATUS CLOUDS

• The altitude is below 6,000 ft.
• Grayish clouds that often cover the entire sky
• The weather is no precipitation, sometimes a drizzle.

CIRRUS CLOUDS

• Pleasant weather, also thin and whippy.
• The altitude is above 6,000 m.
• Moves across the sky from east to west.

FOG

• Collection of water droplets or ice crystals near Earth's surface.
• It is a type of Stratus Cloud.
• The altitude is less than 1 km off the ground.