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Stratiform clouds differ from cumuliform clouds principally in that stratiform clouds

  • A.form in layers from gentle widespread ascent
  • B.form from vigorous localised convective updraughts
  • C.always produce heavier precipitation than cumuliform
  • D.are confined entirely to the high étage

Answer: A

The distinction reflects the kind of ascent that produced them, gentle and widespread against vigorous and localised. It is the most useful single division in the whole classification because it points directly at the physics.

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