Summarize the differences between low clouds middle clouds and high clouds

High clouds are anywhere from 5,000m-13,000m high. Some examples of these kinds of clouds are cirrus and cirrocumulus. Contrails are also included in this altitude.

Middle clouds are located anywhere from 2,000m-7,000m high. Examples of these clouds are altocumulus and altostratus.

Low clouds are located from the surface up to 2,000m. Examples of these clouds are cumulus and cumulonimbus.