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Licemer1 [7]
2 years ago
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11. Which type of cloud is shown in this image?

Physics
1 answer:
torisob [31]2 years ago
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Cumulus, cirrus, and stratus clouds are the three types of clouds shown in this photograph.

<h3>How does a cloud behave in the sky?</h3>

The importance of clouds cannot be overstated. One of the causes is precipitation, such as rain or snow.

Clouds make the surface warmer at night by reflecting heat back to it. Clouds may shield us from the sun and make Earth cooler throughout the day.

The type of cloud is shown in this image is;

1.Cumulous

2.Cirrus

3.Stratus

1. Cumulous

The fluffy, white, cotton-top clouds known as cumulus have such a gentle appearance that you may imagine angels relaxing and going about their business on them.

2. Cirrus

High clouds in the cirrus genus are comprised of ice crystals. The characteristic appearance of cirrus clouds is fragile and wispy with white filaments.

3. Stratus

Contrary to convective or cumuliform clouds, which are produced by rising thermals, stratus clouds are low-level clouds with horizontal stratification and a homogenous base.

Hence, the type of clouds shown in this image is cumulus, cirrus, and stratus.

To learn more about the cloud refer;

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