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Cumulus clouds have a tendency to produce?

Cumulus clouds have a tendency to produce? Correct Answer Both 2 and 3.

The correct answer is 2 and 3.

  • Although cumulus clouds are common on sunny, fair-weather days, they earn the moniker of thunderheads because of their tendency to produce thunderstorms.
  • A cumulus cloud becomes a cumulonimbus cloud capable of severe thunderstorms when sufficient heat, updraft, and moisture combine in the cloud to produce lightning, thunder, and heavy rains.

 

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