Science Clouds

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The two main ingredients required for the formation of clouds

Water vapor and tiny particles, such as dust or pollen.

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Condensation

The change of water vapor into liquid water.

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Nimbostratus

What cloud is associated with thunderstorms?

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Stratus

Flat and layered

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Cumulus

Fluffy, cotton-like shape with a sharp outline.

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The prefix 'Cirro' is used for high altitude clouds, typically above 20,000 feet or 6000 meters.

What prefix indicates high altitude clouds?

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The prefix 'Alto' is used for mid altitude clouds, typically between 6,500 and 20,000 feet or 2,000 to 6,000 meters.

What prefix indicates mid altitude clouds?

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Below 6,500 feet or 2,000 meters.

What is the altitude range for low altitude clouds?

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aircraft engine exhaust.

What human activity leads to the formation of contrails?

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Because are colors are scattered equally causing the sunlight to remain white.

Why are clouds white?

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Cumulus

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stratocumulus

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stratus

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nimbostratus

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altostratus

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altocumulus

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cirrostratus

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cirrus

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cirrocumulus

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cumulonimbus

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