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Thin feather-like high cloud streaks are related to which cloud?

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Correct answer: Cirrus

Correct answer: C — cirrus. Cirrus clouds are high-altitude clouds that appear thin, delicate, and feather-like. At their great height, temperatures are generally very low, so they are mainly made of ice crystals rather than large liquid water drops. Their wispy streaks may look like brush marks or strands across the sky. Nimbus is associated with precipitation-bearing cloud forms, not the thin feather-like appearance described here. Stratus clouds form broad, fairly uniform layers, while cumulus clouds look puffy or heaped. The word “cirrus” can be remembered through its association with a curl or wisp. Memory cue: cirrus means high and wispy; stratus means layered; cumulus means heaped.

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CirrusHigh CloudsFeathery CloudsCloud ClassificationClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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