Transcription of Common Cloud Names, Shapes, and Altitudes
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Common Cloud Names, Shapes, and Altitudes
Common Cloud Names, Shapes, and Altitudes :duplicatus, undulatusfibratusnebulosusCirrostratusun dulatus, lacunosusstratiformislenticulariscastell anusfloccusCirrocumulusintortus, radiatus, vertebratus, duplicatusfibratusuncinusspissatuscastel lanusfloccusCirrus(none)(none)Nimbostrat us (extend through 1+ levels)translucidus, perlucidus, opacus, duplicatus, undulatus, radiatus(none)Altostratustranslucidus, perlucidus, opacus, duplicatus, undulatus, radiatus, lacunosusstratiformuslenticulariscastell anusfloccusAltocumulustranslucidus, perlucidus, opacus, duplicatus, undulatus, radiatus, lacunosusstratiformislenticulariscastell anusStratocumulusopacus, translucidus, undulatusnebulosusfractusStratus(none)ca lvuscapillatusCumulonimbus (extend through all 3 levels)radiatushumilismediocriscongestus fractusCumulusVarieties(can be more than one)Species (can be only one)GenusLow CloudsMiddle CloudsHigh CloudsCloudClassification.
who share similar names. Altostratus Clouds (“The boring clouds”) Fast Facts: Typical Altitude: 6,500-16,500 ft. Location: Worldwide, common in middle latitudes Precipitation: Occasional light rain, snow Composition: Both liquid water, and ice crystals Formation: Usually formed from the
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