Question

1. what type of weather do cumulus clouds usually indicate? 10 points thunderstorms and hail fair weather with possible short rain showers drizzle and mist snowstorms 4. how do stratus clouds form? 10 points when warm air rises rapidly when cool air rises slowly, spreading moisture evenly when ice crystals freeze in the high atmosphere when storms push clouds upward

Explanation:

Cumulus clouds are fluffy, white clouds with a flat base. They usually indicate fair weather. However, they can sometimes develop into thunderstorms. But generally, they are associated with fair weather with possible short rain showers. Stratus clouds are low - lying, gray clouds that often cover the entire sky. They form when cool air rises slowly, spreading moisture evenly.

Answer:

1. Fair weather with possible short rain showers
2. When cool air rises slowly, spreading moisture evenly