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... As the clouds form and begin to grow, they are limited in one direction of growth. The clouds are prevented from downward expansion because of inversion. ...
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Why Do Clouds Stay Up? Clouds form from water that has evaporated from lakes, oceans, and rivers, or from moist soil and plants. ...
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... Clouds form where the temperature/dew point spread converges and where there is sufficient lifting action (rising air currents due to heating the earth's ...
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... The cirrocumulus clouds sometimes form a pattern of a buttermilk sky. The cirrostratus clouds sometimes form tangled webs or thin whitish sheets. ...
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... As air is sucked up to replace the rising air, winds of about 150-200kph initiate. Cumulo nimbus clouds form and torrential rain starts to fall. ...
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... The cirrocumulus clouds sometimes form a pattern of a buttermilk sky. The cirrostratus clouds sometimes form tangled webs or thin whitish sheets. ...
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... The dew point is the temperature at which water begins to condense (change into it's liquid form). At the dew point, it clouds form. ...
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... " Mountain-wave clouds form when a mountain range deflects the horizontal wind into a wave-like pattern that stretches downwind. ...
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... Altocumulus clouds are layered clouds that form long bands of puffy clouds that are arranged in a row. These are often gray and usually contain darker spots. ...
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... moisture. At that point, clouds form in the acidic air so that when it precipitates, the acid then falls back to the earth. Acidity ...
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... of cold water along the equatorial Pacific chills the air above it, making it too dense to rise high enough for water vapor to condense and form clouds. ...
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... ocean. The sun evaporates the water, clouds form, which eventually rain back into the rivers and lakes - restarting the cycle. In ...
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... fumes. Like sulfur dioxide, these nitrogen oxides rise into the atmosphere and are oxidized in clouds to form nitric acid. These ...
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... of cold water along the equatorial Pacific chills the air above it, making it too dense to rise high enough for water vapor to condense and form clouds. ...
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... particles. Fast moving particles resist collapsing together, and so stars can form only in the dense cores of cold clouds. Typically ...
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... fumes. Like sulphur dioxide, these nitrogen oxides rise into the atmosphere and are oxidized in clouds to form nitric acid. These ...
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... Like sulphur dioxide, these nitrogen dioxides also rise into the air and are oxidized in the clouds to form nitric acid. Through ...
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... atmosphere. Water in the atmosphere then condenses to form clouds. Clouds release the water back to the earth as rain, snow, or fog. ...
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... atmosphere. Water in the atmosphere then condenses to form clouds. Clouds release the water back to the earth as rain, snow, or fog. ...
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... atmosphere. Water in the atmosphere then condenses to form clouds. Clouds release the water back to the earth as rain, snow, or fog. ...
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One out the three is moisture, so it can form clouds and rain. The second thing is unstable air, warm air that can rise rapidly. ...
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... spectral lines of stars, and appropriate chemical makeup of intergalactic clouds. Theoretically, there should be uniform radiation in the form of microwaves ...
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... This causes a rapid upward draught of moisture-laden air, which in turn produces huge volumes of condensation to form massive clouds. ...
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... other such run off. It begins to evaporate, and cause clouds to form again. Thus replenishing the water cycle. Since humans have ...
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... Its mainly caused by exhaust fumes. Like sulphur dioxide, the nitrogen oxides rise into the atmosphere and are oxidized in clouds to form nitric acid. ...
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... There are six major types of clouds, which form in Mars's atmosphere. The Viking 2 lander recorded images of water and ice frost during the winter. ...
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... to form acid rain. The main chemicals in air pollution that create acid rain are sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. Acid rain usually forms high in the clouds ...
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... state as rain clouds formed of water droplets, and on vegetation as dew. Water also covers three-quarters of the surface of the earth in the form of swamps ...
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... stanzas explain this: "But clouds got in my way." and "I really don't know clouds at all." She is comparing clouds and men. ... This poem is of traditional form. ...
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... earth. The explosion tears apart the mountain and the hot gas filled clouds that form set off lightening and thunderstorms. So much ...
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