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Which cloud can have strong vertical growth?

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Correct answer: Cumulonimbus cloud

Correct answer: A, cumulonimbus. Vertical growth means that a cloud develops greatly upward instead of spreading only as a thin horizontal layer. Cumulonimbus forms when warm, moist air rises strongly and remains buoyant. The rising air cools, water vapour condenses, and the cloud may build through a large depth of the troposphere. Such clouds are commonly associated with showers, heavy rain, lightning, thunder, hail, or gusty winds, though not every cloud produces every one of these effects. B, cirrus, is a high, thin, fibrous cloud made mainly of ice crystals and is not normally a deep tower. C, haze is suspended fine material or moisture near the surface, not a vertically growing cloud. D, dew is liquid water deposited on a cool surface, so it is not a cloud. Memory cue: cumulonimbus is the storm cloud with a tall tower; “cumulo” suggests a heap and “nimbus” indicates precipitation.

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CumulonimbusVertical-GrowthStorm-CloudsCloudsClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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