What type of clouds are these?

What type of clouds are these?
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The clouds in your image appear to be altocumulus clouds.

Here’s why:
•Appearance: They form a layer of white or gray patches and often have a “mackerel sky” texture — a sort of rippled or wave-like pattern.
•Altitude: Altocumulus clouds typically occur at mid-level altitudes (2,000 to 6,000 meters or 6,500 to 20,000 feet).
•Weather Indication: Their presence can indicate moisture in the middle levels of the atmosphere and sometimes precede storms, especially if followed by thickening clouds.

If you saw these clouds in the morning, they can sometimes be a sign of possible thunderstorms later in the day, depending on other weather conditions.