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Q: Altocumulus clouds occur at altitude of :
  • A. 2000 m – 6000 m
  • B. 10000 m – 12000 m
  • C. 6000 m – 10000 m
  • D. 1000 m – 1800 m
Correct Answer: Option A - Altocumulus clouds are small mid-level layers or patches of clouds, called cloudlets, which most commonly exist in the shape of rounded clumps. Altocumulus clouds are generally associated with settled weather and will normally appear white or grey with shading. They are normally located in the range of 2000-6000m.
A. Altocumulus clouds are small mid-level layers or patches of clouds, called cloudlets, which most commonly exist in the shape of rounded clumps. Altocumulus clouds are generally associated with settled weather and will normally appear white or grey with shading. They are normally located in the range of 2000-6000m.

Explanations:

Altocumulus clouds are small mid-level layers or patches of clouds, called cloudlets, which most commonly exist in the shape of rounded clumps. Altocumulus clouds are generally associated with settled weather and will normally appear white or grey with shading. They are normally located in the range of 2000-6000m.