* Stratus (St): These are flat, featureless layers of clouds that can cover the entire sky, giving a gray, overcast appearance.
* Cumulus (Cu): These are puffy, cotton-like clouds with flat bases and rounded tops. They often indicate fair weather.
* Stratocumulus (Sc): These clouds are a mix of stratus and cumulus, appearing as large, gray patches with rounded edges.
* Nimbostratus (Ns): This is a dark, rain-producing cloud layer that can cover the entire sky.
* Cumulonimbus (Cb): These are towering clouds that are associated with thunderstorms.
Note: The specific types of low-level clouds present will depend on factors such as temperature, humidity, and wind patterns.
