Clouds vary in shape according to their heights and temperature and they contain minute’s drops of water ice particles or a combination of both. Their formation is generally effected by the wind changes there are basically group of clouds high clouds between 17,000 and 45,000 feet cirrus, Cirri -cumtusand
Stratus middle clouds between 7,000 and 23,000 feet-alto-columns alto status and nimbus stratus love clouds up to 7000 feet stratus columns, stratus cumulus nimbus the height and temperature decide how much pressure is exerted on them by the atmosphere. Finally, the shapes of clouds differ according to the time of day. Towards evening clouds tend to thin out Rise a little and flatten out.
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