Cloud Study Guide
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| How are Stratus Clouds formed? | By worm and cool air combining
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| Are Stratus Clouds the lowest forming Clouds? | Yes
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| When are Cumulus clouds mostly formed? | Mostly in good weather
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| What are Cumulonimbus Clouds? | Mostly stormy and gloomy clouds
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| Are Cirrus Clouds the highest forming clouds? | Yes
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| What do Cumulus Clouds look like? | Fluffy cotton balls
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| When are Cumulonimbus Clouds mostly formed.? | During bad weather
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| What are Cirrus Clouds mostly made of? | Mostly ice crystals
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| How many species of Cumulus Clouds are there? | 3
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| Where are most Cumulus Clouds found? | Over land
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| How high can Cumulonimbus Clouds be found? | 50,000 ft or very close to the ground.
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| How high are Cirrus Clouds found? | 18,000 ft
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| How high are Cirrocumulus Clouds found? | 18,000 ft
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| How high are Altocumulus Clouds found? | 6,000 to 20,000 ft
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| How high are Stratocumulus Clouds found? | 6,000 ft
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| How high are Stratus Clouds found? | 6,000 ft
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| How high are Cumulus Clouds found? | 6,000 ft
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| How high are Altostratus Clouds found? | 6,000 to 20,000
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