Cirrus: Thin feather-like crystal clouds.
Cirrocumulus: Thin clouds that appear as small "cotton patches."
Cirrostratus: Thin white clouds that resemble veils.

Middle Clouds
(bases starting at about 10,000 feet)

Altocumulus: Gray or white layer or patches of solid clouds with rounded shapes.
Altostratus: Grayish or bluish layer of clouds that can obscure the Sun.

Low Clouds
(bases starting near Earth's surface to 6,500 feet)

Stratus: Thin, gray sheet-like clouds with low bases; may bring drizzle and snow.
Stratocumulus: Rounded cloud masses that form on top of a layer.
Nimbostratus: Dark, gray shapeless cloud layers containing rain, snow, and ice pellets.

Clouds with Vertical Development
(high clouds that form at almost any altitude and reach up to 14,000 feet)

Cumulus: Fair-weather clouds with flat bases and dome shaped tops.
Cumulonimbus: Large, dark, vertical clouds with bulging tops that bring showers, thunder, and lightning.

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