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Which cloud may bring continuous light rain or drizzle?

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Correct answer: Nimbostratus cloud

Correct answer: A, nimbostratus. Clouds form when moist air cools and water vapour condenses into tiny droplets or ice particles. Nimbostratus is a widespread, layered cloud that often covers much of the sky. Its thick, grey, fairly uniform appearance is associated with precipitation that may continue for a long time and is usually steady or light. Drizzle means very small liquid drops falling gently, although the exact precipitation can vary with temperature and cloud conditions. B, cirrus, is a high, thin, wispy cloud and generally does not produce continuous light rain reaching the ground. C, a dry dust cloud, is not a standard precipitation cloud type and contains suspended dust rather than rain-forming cloud water. D, haze is reduced visibility caused by fine particles or moisture near the surface, not a principal cloud type. Memory cue: layered nimbostratus means broad, steady precipitation; towering cumulonimbus means showers or storms.

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NimbostratusDrizzleContinuous-RainCloud-TypesClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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