Cumulus clouds. Cumulus clouds are stacks of smaller clouds piled onto each other and often look puffy, cotton-like or fluffy. They usually have flat bottoms and clearly defined edges. Their name stems from the Latin word 'cumulo', which means pile or heap. They are low-level clouds, generally found 2000 metres above the ground. They appear in the sky frequently and are observed all over the world. | |
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