Which of the following is true of high clouds?
A. They eventually evaporate to form fog.
B. They do not usually bring precipitation.
C. They are composed mostly of liquid water.
D. They generally produce hail and tornadoes.

Question

Which of the following is true of high clouds?
  		A. 	They eventually evaporate to form fog.
  		B. 	They do not usually bring precipitation.
  		C. 	They are composed mostly of liquid water.
  		D. 	They generally produce hail and tornadoes.

nethercreep333 · Answer

The high cloud group consists of Cirrus, Cirrostratus, and Cirrocumulus clouds. High clouds are made of ice crystals due to the cold air in the upper sky. The base of a high cloud above the surface can be anywhere from 6000-18000m in the tropics to 3000-8000m in the polar regions.

iyuko · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

So which one is it?