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CLOUDS. Cirrus. *made of ice crystals *high altitudes *horsetail, feathers, wispy *clear, fair weather. Cumulonimbus. *thunderstorm cloud *has a nimbus or halo *brings rain or storms. Cumulus. *puffy, cotton ball *Middle altitudes *warm days *can become cumulonimbus. Stratus.

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CLOUDS
Cirrus *made of ice crystals *high altitudes *horsetail, feathers, wispy *clear, fair weather
Cumulonimbus *thunderstorm cloud *has a nimbus or halo *brings rain or storms
Cumulus *puffy, cotton ball *Middle altitudes *warm days *can become cumulonimbus
Stratus *blanket *low altitudes *drizzle, rain, snow

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