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Cumulus cloud

Cumulus clouds are clouds that have flat bases and are often described as puffy, cotton-like, or fluffy in appearance. Their name derives from the Latin cumulus, meaning "heap" or "pile". Cumulus clouds are low-level clouds, generally less than 2,000 m (6,600 ft) in altitude unless they are the more vertical cumulus congestus form. Cumulus clouds may…

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Abbreviation
Cu
Altitude
200–2,000 m (1,000–6,600 ft)
Appearance
Low-altitude, fluffy heaps of clouds with cotton-like appearance.
Classification
Family C (Low-level)
Genus
Cumulus (heap)
Precipitation
Uncommon rain, snow, or snow pellets

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Cumulus cloud

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Avg. degree1.97
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Cumulus cloud

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related to Extraterrestrial · 17
Cumulus cloud → Cassini, Cumuliform, Great Red Spot, In, Jupiter, Like Uranus, Neptune, On Mars, Saturn, Saturn's, Solar System, Some, The Galileo, The Keck Observatory, Uranus, Venus, Viking Orbiter
related to Formation · 12
Cumulus cloud → As, At, Cumulus, Due, During, If, In, Langmuir, Rain, RH, The, This
related to Relation to other clouds · 8
Cumulus cloud → Cumulonimbus, Cumulus, High, In, Mid-level, Stratus, The, These
related to Stratocumulus clouds · 8
Cumulus cloud → Additionally, As, Earth's, However, Like, Stratocumulus, These, They
has effect · 6
Cumulus cloud → Cumulus, Due, Earth's, However, The, This
related to Cirrocumulus clouds · 6
Cumulus cloud → Cirrocumulus, Significant, The, These, They, Towards
related to Description · 6
Cumulus cloud → As, Cumulus, In, The, These, They
Species · 4
Cumulus cloud → Congestus, Fractus, Humilis, Mediocris
related to Altocumulus clouds · 4
Cumulus cloud → Altocumulus, However, The, They
related to Forecast · 3
Cumulus cloud → Cumulus, Glider, They

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clouds cumulus cloud cumulonimbus form water droplets congestus ft air convection 000 stratocumulus cirrocumulus ice crystals top species 600 precipitation

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cumulus cloudAbbreviationCu1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudAltitude200–2,000 m (1,000–6,600 ft)1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudAppearanceLow-altitude, fluffy heaps of clouds with cotton-like appearance.1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudClassificationFamily C (Low-level)1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudGenusCumulus (heap)1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudPrecipitationUncommon rain, snow, or snow pellets1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudSpeciesFractus1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudSpeciesHumilis1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudSpeciesMediocris1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudSpeciesCongestus1.00infobox
Cumulus cloudVarietyRadiatuse1.00infobox
instabilityinstance ofwhen influenced by weather factors0.80text

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