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    A Dim, "Watery" Sun Visible Through a Gray Sheet-Like Cloud
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A Dim, "Watery" Sun Visible Through a Gray Sheet-Like Cloud

Question 63

Question 63

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A dim, "watery" Sun visible through a gray sheet-like cloud layer is often a good indication of ____ clouds.


A) stratocumulus
B) cirrostratus
C) cumulonimbus
D) altostratus
E) nimbostratus

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