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A:	Cumulonimbus
B:	Stratus
C:	Cirrus
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Stratus

Appearance: Low, flat, gray, and featureless (like a blanket covering the sky).

Weather: Often brings drizzle, light rain, or snow (but not heavy storms).

Altitude: Forms below 6,500 feet, making it a low-level cloud.

Cumulonimbus: Tall, storm-producing clouds (thunderstorms, heavy rain).

Cirrus: High, wispy clouds made of ice (no precipitation).

Fun Fact: Fog is essentially a stratus cloud touching the ground! 🌫️😊

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