What is the lowest cloud?

Answer 1

Low alltitude clouds 8000 feetCumulus

These small puffs of clouds, seen on a summer's day, are called fair weather Cumulus. They float lazily across the sky, remaining like small tufts of cotton wool.

Large Cumulus

On some occasions, the small Cumulus clouds develop and grow into much larger clouds, towering upwards, sometimes with many turrets.

Cumulonimbus

These clouds extend upwards to great heights and develop anvil-like structures on top. They bring thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail

Stratocumulus

This layer of cloud exhibits rolls or rounded masses, with a few breaks. In the photograph, taken in NW Donegal, Ireland, a patch of cloud touches the mountain top.

Stratus

This grey featureless cloud has a fairly uniform base. The cloud illustrated, taken in County Calway, Ireland, shows how it enshrouds hill-tops.

Answer 2

Low alltitude clouds 8000 feetCumulus

These small puffs of clouds, seen on a summer's day, are called fair weather Cumulus. They float lazily across the sky, remaining like small tufts of cotton wool.

Large Cumulus

On some occasions, the small Cumulus clouds develop and grow into much larger clouds, towering upwards, sometimes with many turrets.

Cumulonimbus

These clouds extend upwards to great heights and develop anvil-like structures on top. They bring thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail

Stratocumulus

This layer of cloud exhibits rolls or rounded masses, with a few breaks. In the photograph, taken in NW Donegal, Ireland, a patch of cloud touches the mountain top.

Stratus

This grey featureless cloud has a fairly uniform base. The cloud illustrated, taken in County Calway, Ireland, shows how it enshrouds hill-tops.

Answer 3

cumulus is correct so if you have it it is right.and it tis true.

Answer 4

Stratus