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Which cloud can give continuous light rain?

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Correct answer: Nimbostratus cloud

Direct answer: D, nimbostratus. Nimbostratus is a broad, layered cloud associated with widespread, fairly steady precipitation. It commonly produces prolonged light or moderate rain rather than a short, sharp shower. The basic process is that a large area of moist air rises gradually, cools, and forms a thick cloud layer; droplets or ice particles then grow enough to fall as precipitation. A, cirrus, consists of very high, thin, ice-crystal clouds and usually does not produce rain reaching the ground. B, a small cumulus cloud, is usually a puffy fair-weather cloud and is too limited to represent continuous widespread rain. C, clear sky contains no visible cloud layer to provide such rainfall. The word “nimbostratus” is a useful clue: “nimbus” refers to rain-bearing clouds, while “stratus” suggests a widespread layered form. Memory cue: nimbostratus means a rain-bearing, layered cloud.

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NimbostratusContinuous-RainCloud-TypesPrecipitationClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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