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Q: Explain how atmospheric pressure changes with altitude.

A: As we move up through the atmosphere, the atmospheric pressure decreases. Atmospheric pressure…

Q: Briefly describe how latent heat is transferred from Earth’s surface to the atmosphere.

A: Latent heat is energy delivered or consumed, by a body or a thermodynamic framework, during a steady…

Q: Describe what is meant by an adiabatic temperature change.

A: Adiabatic is a cycle where there is a gas pressure and intensity is produced. Perhaps of the least…

Q: How does pressure change vertically in the atmosphere?

A: The pressure exerted by the molecules of atmosphere is termed as the atmospheric pressure.

Q: 1. For each storm, examine the cloud pattern and determine whether the flow is clockwise or…

A: Three of the picture of the hurricanes are explained below in points.

Q: Describe the relationship between the temperature of a radiating body and the wavelengths it emits.

A: INTRODUCTION: All satellite-borne sensors measure the intensity of electromagnetic radiation…

Q: The Arctic and Antarctic Circles are located at 66.5o N and 66.5o S, respectively. These latitudes…

A: Winter Solstice: It occurs at December 21, when southern hemisphere experiences summer and northern…

Q: Refer to Figure 3.20 to determine which area on Earth experiences the highest annual temperature…

A: If we compare ocean and continents, annual temperature range is higher over the continents than…

Q: what are the likely textures of soils developed from/in soil creep materials. Provide…

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Q: i). What are the possible causes of tsunami? ii). What are the natural warning signs of tsunami?…

A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: What information does an isotherm tell us?

A: Meteorology is the science which deals with studying atmosphere and its associated phenomena…

Q: Why does the adiabatic rate of cooling change when condensation begins?

A: A elevated parcel of air will likely to sink back to its original place in a stable atmosphere…

Q: Calculate the lifting condensation level (LCL) for the twofollowing examples. (Assume that the dew…

A: Dew point temperature isn't changing with level until LCL is recorded. Over the LCL dew point…

Q: Clouds are classified into four major height categories: low, middle, high, and clouds of vertical…

A: Sunlight warms the earth surface, resulting into evaporation of water. Water vapor rises through the…

Q: Earth’s population just passed the 8 billion mark and is still growing rapidly. Is this sustainable?…

A: Overpopulation is not sustainable for the future generation.

Q: what are elements in an environment that can have a big effect on the way that you apply your own…

A: As well as external opportunities and threats that have an impact on current and future operations…

Q: Compare a food chain with a food web. Use examples to help

A: Food is a primary source of energy for any organism. Based on the food, the organisms survive and…

Q: What is the heat stress index, and what factors determine a heat index value?

A: All eyes are on the thermometer as the summer heat increases. But frequently, according to experts,…

Q: I am stuck on a question and I have tried it 12 times but still cant get the answer  the question…

A: To find out the correct option.

Q: How does precipitation form in cold clouds?

A: When water vapor condenses into increasing-sized droplets of water, precipitation develops in the…

Q: List the major gases composing Earth’s atmosphere and identify the components that are most…

A: Nitrogen, oxygen, and argon make up the first three main elements of pure, dry air (78.3%, 20.9%,…

Q: Explain how dendrochronology is used to study past climate conditions.

A: Weather can be defined as the degree of the heat, cold, humidity, density, pressure, wind, storm,…

Q: Assume that the pollution situation is such that NOx concentration is on average 0.2ppm and VOC…

A: The ozone formation generally happens when nox emitting from vehicle, industries react with voc and…

Q: Why is carbon dioxide an important component of Earth’s atmosphere? Why are water vapor and aerosols…

A: Why is carbon dioxide an important component of Earth’s atmosphere? Answer: Generally, the CO2 is…

Q: 1 Speculate about some of the possible consequences that a great and prolonged increase in explosive…

A: INTRODUCTION:The products of volcanic eruptions change landscapes and introduce particles and gases…

Q: What is meant by absorption of radiation? Transmission of radiation?

A: Free electrons and free holes are excited by the energy from an ionizing radiation source that is…

Q: Clearly explain with diagrams, illustrations and examples how topography influences weather of a…

A: Topography has a significant role on the weather of a place, and temperature and precipitation are…

Q: How is station pressure different from sea-level pressure?

A: Station pressure is the pressure that is measured at a station without any adjustment.

Q: Why is it unlikely for virga and fog to occur simultaneously?

A: Fog and virga are both distinct things in meteorology. Fog forms near or at the cool earth surface…

Q: Explain how horizontal convergence and divergence affect surface pressure.

A: INTRODUCTION:convergence and divergence, in meteorology, the accumulation or drawing apart of air,…

Q: Explain how snow that formed high in a towering cloud might produce rain.

A: Snow forms when temperature falls enough to convert water droplets or water vapor into solid ice…

Q: How does frontal lifting cause air to rise?

A: INTRODUCTION: Air can flow, and be lifted through four main processes known as lifting mechanisms.…

Q: Explain what happens as ice melts to become liquid water.

A: A block of ice is strong water. At the point when heat (a type of energy) is added, the ice…

Q: Define conduction, convection, advection, and radiation.

A: Conduction, convection and radiation are the methods of transfer of energy, but advection refers to…

Q: How can weather be modified to produce more rain or snow? Disperse fog? Suppress hail? Prevent…

A: More rain falls in certain places than others. This might be a result of the proximity to mountains,…

Q: Use Figure 2.A and the analemma used in previous Question tocalculate the noon Sun angle at your…

A: EXAMPLE MY LOCATION LATITUDE IS 40° Calculating the noon sun angle at the given date: A) September…

Q: In the peppered moth, Biston betularia, the light wing color was consumed by predators less…

A: Here the option B is correct answer.

Q: 1. What is the name of the process whereby some cloud droplets freeze and grow at the expense of the…

A: The surroundings in which all the animals, plants and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: Define solstice and equinox, and give dates for the two solstices and two equinoxes.

A: INTRODUCTION: Solstice is the point where the Sun arises to touch either its highest point or the…

Q: What processes happened to go from the supercontinent to today's continental configuration?

A: we need to write down the processes happened to go from a supercontinent to today's continental…

Q: Death Valley is not a great distance from the cool Pacific Ocean yet experiences very high…

A: The earth geographically is divided into few vertical and horizontal lines, which intersect and form…

Q: Calculate the noon Sun angle at your location for the equinoxes and solstices.

A: Noon Sun Angle =90 – Zenith Angle  Zenith Angle is equal to the latitude where you are at ± subsolar…

Q: Why are computer models necessary to understand climate change? Why are they not perfect?

A: In recent decades, the study of climate change has become very important as it directly affects the…

Q: List three ways stability can be enhanced.

A: Stability is the state wherein an air bundle finds itself colder than the air encompassing it at a…

Q: Summarize the basic steps followed in many scientific investigations.

A: Scientists use systematic, open-ended and dynamic process for investigations.

Q: Assume that two locations, one colder than the other, have the same relative humidity (50 percent).…

A: Relative humidity (RH) alludes to the dampness content (i.e., water fume) of the environment,…

Q: How is solar radiation different from terrestrial radiation?

A: Solar Radiation: The incoming radiation from the sun having high energy in the form of short…

Q: List some examples of how weather changes.

A: INTRODUCTION: Weather is the state of the atmosphere at any given time and place. Most of the…

Q: What atmospheric condition must exist for cloud seeding to work?

A: Cloud Seeding: Cloud seeding is human activity to bring change in type or amount of precipitation…

Q: Is the Sun ever directly overhead anywhere in the United States? Justify your answer.

A: The sun is primarily known as yellow dwarf as it is supremely hot and if anything goes near it ,the…