Cloud Identification from a Photo Taken at 13:30Section 1: White Fluffy Clouds at the HorizonThe clouds near the horizon are likely cumulus clouds, commonly seen above the sea during midday. Their fluffy, distinct shapes suggest fair weather conditions.Section 2: Thin Whitish Edge Above the Blue StretchJust above the clear blue section near the horizon, there’s a thin layer of broken, lighter clouds. These appear to be stratus fractus — less dense and more fragmented than the larger cloud layers above.Section 3: Grey, Low-Lying Clouds OverheadThe vast expanse of grey clouds stretching across the sky is likely stratus clouds. These clouds are uniform, featureless, and low-lying, covering most of the visible sky with a diffused and muted appearance.Y. W.Southsea, Southampton, UK13:40, Sunday, January 2025