types of clouds

2. are thin, high-altitude, sheet-like clouds composed of ice crystals
4. it cannot produce rain and is also very thin shaped like an feather
7. middle-level clouds, typically forming between 6,500 and 20,000
8. barely moves
9. the same as the one that says the cloud is fluffy but can turn to thunder but can actually make thunder
10. the cloud is fluffy but can turn into cumulimbus

1. are high-level, small, puffy, patchy clouds often found at altitudes above 6,000 meters (20,000 feet)
3. type of cloud formed in layers, often appearing as low, gray or white sheets
5. are dense, gray, and featureless clouds that produce steady, often heavy, rain, snow, or ice pellets
6. mid-level clouds that typically appear as a gray or bluish, featureless