When stable air is forced to rise, any clouds that are produced are generally _____ .
A) sheetlike and thick
B) towering and stormy
C) thin and flat
D) puffy and moderate height

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When stable air is forced to rise, the clouds that are produced are generally thin and flat because stable air resists rising and tends to spread out horizontally once it is forced up. This results in cloud formations that are not very tall and have a relatively flat shape, like sheets or blankets.

When Stable Air Is Forced to Rise, Any Clouds That