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High-Level Clouds; Cloud types include: cirrus and cirrostratus. ... Clouds with Vertical Development; Cloud types include: fair weather cumulus and cumulonimbus. ... Other Cloud Types; Cloud types include: contrails, billow clouds, mammatus, orographic and pileus clouds.
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Cloud heights are different at the tropics and in the polar regions. In addition, a few other cloud types are found in higher layers of the atmosphere. Polar stratospheric clouds are located in a layer of the atmosphere called the stratosphere.
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Most clouds have something to do with the weather. Seeing a certain kind of cloud might mean that it will probably rain or snow, or that the weather will be sunny and nice. These clouds can be divided into groups based on how high they are above the Earth's surface. ... The following table has about the different cloud groups.
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The process of condensation results in the formation of clouds. Cloud watching is fun, because different clouds form under different circumstances. ... Here are just a few common cloud types: (Click on each photo to find out more about clouds.);
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There are three general cloud types. If you were to look into the sky this very minute, you might see a cloud that doesn't look like the stratus, cumulus or cirrus clouds described below. Clouds are a combination and variations of the three general types.
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Identifying different types of clouds. ... You can identify clouds by looking at their shape and height above the earth. ... There are 3 basic types of clouds:
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There are three families of clouds. They were given Latin names by Luke Howard in 1804. They are Cirrus (curl of hair), Cumulus (heap) and Stratus (layers). There are 10 main types of clouds made up of combinations of these families. ... The following is a description of each different type of cloud: click on the names of...
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There are two cloud appearance types: cumulus and stratus, which are also the basic names of the low clouds. ... Try to learn the names of the different clouds, and the next time you look up into the sky, take notice of what kind of clouds you see. And if you try, you might be able to guess what kind of weather they will bring.
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Different air motions result in different types of clouds. Air moving up and down give the clouds their shapes. ... Different types of clouds explained...
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