Cumulus and stratus clouds belong to which cloud group?

Cumulous and stratus belongs to low level clouds together with cumulonimbus and stratocumulus which are around 6500 feet from the ground.
=> Stratus refers to the clouds that are flats and spread out. They sometimes go down on grounds.
=> Cumulus is a kind of clouds that are life cauliflower in shape. They look like cottons in the sky.
=> Stratocumulus refers to clouds that are flat but a bit darker.
=> Cumulonimbus are clouds that appears when rain is coming.

Answered by taskmasters | 2024-06-10

Cumulus and stratus clouds belong to the low-level cloud group, which forms from the ground up to about 2,000 meters. Cumulus clouds are fluffy and indicate fair weather, while stratus clouds are flat and can cover the sky, sometimes producing drizzle. Understanding these cloud types helps in predicting weather conditions.
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Answered by taskmasters | 2024-11-09