Question

explain stratocumulus clouds

Answer 1

• Stratocumulus clouds are low-level clumps or patches of cloud varying in colour from bright white to dark grey. 
• They are the most common clouds on earth recognised by their well-defined bases, with some parts often darker than others. 
• They usually have gaps between them, but they can also be joined together.
• If stratus clouds are near the ground, they form fog. These clouds form when the weather has been cold and warmer moist air blows in.