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What type of cloud is also called a thunderhead?
A: Stratus
B: Cirrus
C: Cumulonimbus
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Description:

The correct answer is:

✅ Cumulonimbus

Why?

Cumulonimbus clouds are the towering "thunderheads" that produce:

Thunderstorms

Lightning

Heavy rain/hail

Tornadoes (in severe cases)

Height: Can reach up to 60,000 feet (18 km), penetrating the troposphere.

Key Features:

Anvil-shaped top (flattened by upper-level winds).

Dark, ominous base near the ground.

Why Not the Others?

Stratus: Flat, layered clouds (drizzle/light rain).

Cirrus: Wispy high-altitude clouds (no storms).

Fun Fact: A single cumulonimbus cloud can hold 500,000 tons of water! ⚡🌧️

Stay safe—these clouds mean business! 🌪️

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