Which type of cloud forms close to the ground when the temperature is just above the dew point? cirrus cumulus fog stratus

The answer to your question is fog.

Fog

Explanation:

Clouds are formed when water vapors condenses to from tiny droplets of liquid water or ice when temperature is very low. Fog is also form of clouds which are formed near ground when temperature is just above dew point.

Based on the shape and height, clouds are given different names. When air near the ground is cool, it turns vapor to liquid water and sometimes ice (at extremely cold temperatures).

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