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3 years ago

Order these clouds from highest (1) to lowest (3):

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tatiyna3 years ago

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Stratus clouds reside below the 6,000ft range.
Altocumulus clouds reside in the 6,500-20,000ft range.
Cirrus clouds reside above the 20,000ft range.

Ordered from highest to lowest, the sequence of clouds will be:
Cirrus
Altocumulus
Stratus

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