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  • Understanding Cloud Types: A Guide to Cumulus, Stratocumulus & More
    The heap cloud types are:

    * Cumulus: These are the puffy clouds that are often seen on a nice day. They are usually white and have a flat base.

    * Stratocumulus: These are clouds that are made up of layers of cumulus clouds. They are usually gray and have a wavy appearance.

    * Altocumulus: These are clouds that are made up of layers of cumulus clouds that are higher in the sky. They are usually white or gray and have a wavy appearance.

    * Cirrocumulus: These are clouds that are made up of layers of ice crystals. They are usually white and have a wavy appearance.

    * Cumulonimbus: These are clouds that are tall and puffy and have a dark base. They are often associated with thunderstorms.

    * Nimbostratus: These are clouds that are dark and thick and cover the entire sky. They are often associated with rain or snow.

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