Why Are High Altitude Clouds Always So Thin

question 39

Multiple Choice

Why are high altitude clouds always so thin?

• A) Air layers are stable there.
• B) Not enough particulates are present.
• C) Winds are faster at high levels.
• D) Very little water vapor is present.
• E) Air layers are unstable there.

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