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identify the types of clouds base on their altitudes from high-level , mid-level and low-level clouds and clouds with vertical development

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identify the types of clouds base on their altitudes from high-level , mid-level and low-level clouds and clouds with vertical development

by JERICHO ECHO
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high- level clouds - (Above 20,000 ft / 6,000 m) These clouds form in the coldest regions of the troposphere and are composed almost entirely of ice crystals. They often appear white, thin, and wispy.

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mid-level clouds -(6,500 – 20,000 ft / 2,000 – 6,000 m) these clouds consist of water droplets, ice crystals, or a mix of both.

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low-level - (Below 6,500 ft / 2,000 m) Composed mostly of water droplets, these clouds are low, dense, and sometimes create gloomy conditions.

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vertical clouds -These clouds grow vertically rather than horizontally, with bases typically in the lower levels and tops potentially extending into high altitudes.

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