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Clouds can be categorized into several types including nimbus which brings thunderstorms and tornadoes, cumulus which are puffy and big, stratus which causes fog, cirrus made of ice crystals, and stratocumulus which is a low lumpy cloud layer. A picture shows examples of cirrus, cumulus and stratus clouds.

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3. CUMULUS Puffy big clouds

4. STRATUS Brings fog

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7. PICTURE Stratus Cirrus Cumulus

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