By:%20Aaron%20Mace

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Clouds

• By Aaron Mace

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Types of Clouds

• Stratus
• Cirrus
• Cumulus

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Stratus Clouds

• They cover the entire sky
• They resemble fog that doesnt touch the ground.
• They only drizzle but no heavy rainfall come from
  these clouds.

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Cirrus Clouds

• These clouds are the highest off the ground.
• They usually mean fair weather, no rain comes
  from these clouds.
• They look white and feathery.

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Cumulus Clouds

• Usually mean fair weather, unless the grow tall,
  then storms and heavy rain will come.
• They are low too the ground.
• They are puffy.

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High-Level Clouds

• High-level clouds form 20,000 ft. off the ground.
• They are made up of ice crystals.
• They are thin and white, unless sunsets shine
  through them, then they turn into an array of
  color.

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Mid-level Clouds

• They are between 6,500 and 20,000 feet in the
  air.
• Made up of water droplets.
• Can be composed of ice crystals if they are high
  up enough.

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Low-Level clouds

• They are 6,500 feet or below.
• They are made up of water droplets.
• But when it is cold enough, they could be made up
  of ice particles and snow.

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