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Q: A weather station predicted the temperature on Saturday would be -5 F. If the actual temperature was…
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Q: Describe the process by which clouds form.
A: Liquid water changes into water vapor when they get enough thermal energy from a source. This warm…
Q: What is the direction of the coriolis force in northern and southern hemispheres?
A: The Coriolis force is called compound centrifugal force, deflecting force. An apparent force on…
Q: With the aid of a clearly labelled diagram that illustrates a cylindrical parcel of air in…
A: At hydrostatic equilibrium: dp=-gρdz
Q: What is the relationship between incoming and outgoing radiation and the timing of minimum and…
A: Incoming Radiation The Earth's climate system is driven by the Sun's incoming ultraviolet, visible,…
Q: vapor
A: Clouds are formed when the moist, warm air cools and thus expands in the atmosphere. Due to lower…
Q: How do the wavelengths of most of the radiation emitted by the sun differ from those emitted by the…
A: The Earth's radiation has longer wavelengths than that of the Sun because it comes from a much…
Q: What is the basic difference between a cloud and fog?
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Q: clouds and precipitation is a
A: Stationary fronts: If the two masses meet together, it will stop moving. This type of stalled masses…
Q: what exactly is daylight savings time?
A: Daylight saving time is the practise of turning the clock ahead as warmer weather approaches and…
Q: Thunderstorms mostly occur in summer because Question 2 options: the days are longer the…
A: Correct Answer : B) the sun provides more heat
Q: Construct some device for measurement of solar radiation data like global, beam and sunshine hours.…
A: A thermoelectric pyranometer can be used to calculate both global and diffuse solar…
Q: a city near the ocean experiences thunderstorms on a frequent basis.Which of these is the best…
A: ANSWER :-The uneven heating of land and water in coastal areas creates fronts that cause…
Q: Does dust from the land/ground have a positive or negative radiative forcing
A: dust on ground has negative radiative forcing
Q: The zone that lies within 38° of the equator receives more solar radiation than is lost to space…
A: We know that, Solar radiation, generally called the sun based asset or daylight, is an overall term…
Q: A rapid whirling funnel shaped cloud that reaches down from a thunderstorm to touch earths surface
A: The answer is Tornado.
Q: What causes the desipation of tropical cyclone
A: What causes the dissipation of tropical cyclone ?
Q: If the IMF BSW points northward, in what direction will the electric field imposed on the…
A: Please see the below pictures for detailed solution.Explanation:Step 1:Step 2:Step 3:
Q: Q2: Discuss the direction of Coriolis effect.
A: Discuss the direction of coriolis effect
Q: why isnt there a single convection cell in each hemisphere?
A: Because more solar energy hits the equator, the air warms and forms a low pressure zone. If the…
Q: In which region is infrared radiation from Earth’s surface most strongly reflected back?
A: Answer When radiation from the sun enters the earths atmosphere some is absorbed by the atmosphere…
Q: What is the difference between sheet lightning and cloud-toground lightning?
A: Lighting is nothing but a sudden electrical discharge which is caused in air and clouds. Positive…
Q: What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the…
A: We need to answer the given guide questions.
Q: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 74 74 73 69 66 63…
A: The Average temperature of all this 12 months are TAvg = 74+74+73+69+66+63+62+62+63+65+68+7112 =…
Q: Water vapor is not necessary for cloud formation.
A: Clouds are just a form of water vapor.
Q: Why is there to wearin the stratosphere? (choose Select one or more Oecause the temperature of Nov…
A: "Since you have asked multiple questions, as per Bartleby's Guideline we will answer the First…
Q: How can a Skew T, Log P Diagram be a useful thunderstorm
A: The skew T log P diagram is a useful thermodynamic diagram. From which the meteorologicala variables…
Q: At what depth under water is the pressure twice atmospheric pressure? Given your result, a diving…
A: The pressure due to the weight of the water at a depth is
Q: Where does the moisture that feeds thunderstorms come from?
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Q: What weather is typically associated with the symbol below? PLZ HURRY Heavy…
A: Introduction: In meteorology, precipitation is any product of the condensation of atmospheric water…
Q: What are two things are mixed together to create a blizzard?
A: Blizzard is basically a condition of weather in which there is a snowstorm. It is a storm containing…
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