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1. Temperature Inversions
   Largescale temperature inversions occur in the lower atmosphere when warm air overlies cooler air. ... The subsidence causes the air to pressurize and warm. ...
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2. Creating a Fog Chamber
   ... All in all, as warm air rises, this becomes colder. Because cold air cannot hold as much moisture as warm air, it becomes saturated. ...
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3. Cumulus Humilis Clouds
   ... The unusually warm air in this region at the cloud base decondenses, creating a the sharp base of the cumulus humilis clouds. The ...
   (358 Words -- Approx. 1 Pages)

4. The Wind
   ... low. Air assumes the properties of the area over which it flows: Warm air comes form the south, cold air from the north. Moist air ...
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5. Why Do Clouds Stay Up
   ... There are several reasons, but the most important reason clouds stay up is because warm air rises. ... Warm air can hold more water vapor than cool air can. ...
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6. Cyclones
   ... Warm air pushes upwards at a fast rate while cold air is sucked in below. The warm air gains moisture and starts producing thunderclouds. ...
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7. Tornado
   It is produced when a cool air mass meets a warm air mass and forces the warm air mass to rise over the cool air mass very rapidly. ...
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8. Air Pollution
   ... air pollution. Smog is basically a mixture of fog and smoke. It occurs when a layer of warm air lies on top of cool air. The cool ...
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9. Tornadoes 2
   ... They believe that tornadoes are made when cold dry air masses meet warm moist ones. ... Occasionally warm air will form between the cold and hot air. ...
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10. What Effect Has El Nino Had on Seals and Sea Lions
    ... These thunderstorms pump warm air and humidity more than 50,000 feet into the air. El Nino has had an impact on many nations around the world. ...
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11. Geography
    ... moderating surface pollution. But the warm air inversion prevents the rise of cooler denser air beneath it. Therefore, instead of ...
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12. fall
    ... distance. The sweet smell of honeysuckle filled the air and the bees buzzed with a song in their heart, through the warm air. It ...
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13. Tornadoes
    ... A squall line creates a rapidly mass of warm humid air. As the air rises, more warm air rushes to replace this translocation. The ...
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14. met
    ... This fog is also a diabatic process and is formed when moist, warm air moves horizontally over a cooler surface than that of the air. ...
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15. NoneProvided
    ... relaxing. Feeling the warm air from the fire against my cold cheek. I had the most admirable image of the Christmas tree in my head. ...
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16. Air pollutionautomobiles
    ... When temperature inversions occur, warm air stays near the ground instead of rising. If winds are calm, smog may stay in place for days at a time. ...
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17. Tornadoes
    ... With the warm air in place and a cold front approaching, along with the favorable upper air dynamics , intense thunderstorms developed rapidly in the afternoon ...
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18. The Solution for Pollution
    ... In this particular event, a cool front also moved in below the warm air, which caused more people than usual to burn coal, which is high in sulfur. ...
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19. atmo
    ... budget. If you have a net radiation surplus warm air will rise, and a net radiation deficit will make the air cool an fall. Air ...
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20. Atmospheric Circulation and More
    ... budget. If you have a net radiation surplus warm air will rise, and a net radiation deficit will make the air cool an fall. Air ...
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21. Ozone Layer and Its Problems
    ... 9. As the atmosphere is warmed the amount of carbon dioxide would probably also increase because warm air can contain more carbon dioxide than can cooler air. ...
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22. Tornadoes
    ... An updraft is a current of warm, moist air that rises upward through the thunderstorm. ... The cold air moves downward because it is denser than warm air. ...
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23. thunderstorms
    ... Thunderstorms, for instance are started by updrafts of warm air. The updraft may start over ground that is heated up more by the sun than the surrounding area. ...
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24. Hurricanes1
    ... As long as there are bodies of water, wind, and warm air, we will still be searching for the perfect warning system for those on the coast. ...
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25. James Hutton Bibliography
    ... ampquotHis experiments demonstrated that warm air was capable of holding more water, in suspension sometimes called clouds, than cold air.\ampquot Aronson. ...
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26. aNCIENT ROMAN BATHS
    ... the ground floor. The warm air flowed through the wall ducts into the rooms at the baths and quickly heated them. In some baths, the ...
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27. Deadly Hurricanes
    ... The warm waters heats the air above it, and the updrafts of warm, moist air begin to rise. ... With the lid off, the warm, moist air rises higher and higher. ...
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28. Study of shore crab response to intertidal stimuli
    ... To conduct this experiment, a five gallon styrofoam box was used for the warm air experiments Figure 2. The bottom of the container was covered with rocks. ...
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29. The Ozone Layer
    ... of this radiation, so it gradually warms up more than it should, like a greenhouse although a greenhouse actually does this by stopping warm air rising and ...
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30. Hurricanes
    ... motion. Formation Hurricanes form when the warm waters heats the air above it and the updrafts of warm, moist air begin to rise. Day ...
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