Answer:
Cirrus clouds
Explanation:
Cirrus clouds is a type of clouds formation, in which a genus of atmospheric clouds often characterized by thin, wispy strands, form high in the troposphere.
It forms as a result of water vapor that undergoes deposition at altitudes above 5,500m in temperate regions and above 6,400m in tropical regions.
However, while it shows sign of the coming of precipitation (rain) or wet weather, cirrus clouds only produce fall streaks which is falling ice crystals that evaporate before landing on the ground.
Hence, Cirrus Clouds is what forms when strong updrafts carry rain high into the troposphere creating balls of ice
