Cumulus Clouds

The video tutorial explains various types of cumulus clouds, including cumulus humulus, mediocres, congestis, cumulonimbus, stratocumulus, alto cumulus, and cirrocumulus. It describes their characteristics, such as size, shape, and altitude, and their role in weather patterns and the water cycle. The tutorial also highlights how these clouds can indicate different weather conditions, from fair weather to thunderstorms.

What is the characteristic feature of cumulus humulus clouds?

• They form thick bands.

• They are large and dark.

• They are small and fluffy.

• They produce thunderstorms.

Which type of cumulus cloud is associated with thunderstorms?

• Stratocumulus

• Cumulonimbus

• Cumulus mediocres

• Cumulus humulus

What is a common feature of stratocumulus clouds?

• They are always bright white.

• They form a blanket-like appearance.

• They are found at high altitudes.

• They are made of ice crystals.

What nickname is given to the sky when alto cumulus clouds are present?

• Cotton sky

• Cauliflower sky

• Buttermilk sky

• Thunder sky

What is the primary composition of cirrocumulus clouds?

• Smoke

• Dust particles

• Ice crystals

• Water droplets