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This is a cloud, a stratus cloud, that forms close to the surface of the earth. We call this A) dew. B) fog. C) hail. D) humidity.
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This is a cloud, a stratus cloud, that forms close to the surface of the earth. We call this
A) dew.
B) fog.
C) hail.
D) humidity.
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