Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Cumulus humilis is a cumuliform cloud with little vertical extent that is commonly referred to as "fair weather cumulus". It is generally classified as a low cloud, but in hot countries and over mountainous terrain these clouds occur at up to 6,000 m (20,000 ft) altitude. Elsewhere they are typically found lower levels (500–3000 m (1,500–10,000 ft)).They are formed by rising warm air that has been heated by the ground, which in turn has been heated by the sun.. }
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- Cumulus_humilis_cloud comment "Cumulus humilis is a cumuliform cloud with little vertical extent that is commonly referred to as "fair weather cumulus". It is generally classified as a low cloud, but in hot countries and over mountainous terrain these clouds occur at up to 6,000 m (20,000 ft) altitude. Elsewhere they are typically found lower levels (500–3000 m (1,500–10,000 ft)).They are formed by rising warm air that has been heated by the ground, which in turn has been heated by the sun.".