When the cold water of the Labrador Current meets the warm water of the Gulf Stream off the southeast corner of Newfoundland, the result is the foggiest place on Earth. What causes alt the fog?

Q: What wind speed is needed for a pollution plume emitted at 45oN latitude and 3-km altitude to…

A: Solution:   Given that:   Latitude=450 N altitude=3 Km

Q: Why do wind scientists prefer the wind velocity records at the airports?

A: The scientists  prefer mostly airport to record wind velocity because of the following reasons

Q: How can we explain the movement of air in a hail cloud?

A: Hail is formed when strong upward air currents lift raindrops high into the atmosphere, where they…

Q: Why will clouds tends to form above either a flat or a mountaineous island in the middle of the…

A: The heat transfer in the fluids is called convection. The convection currents in the fluids move…

Q: Explain why an air parcel cools at the wet adiabatic rate above the LCL.

A: Wet adiabatic rate: rate of temperature decline as altitude increases for an air parcel lifted at…

Q: When air rises from the Earth's surface, Answer, rainy conditions are more likely. Answer, it is a…

A: When air rises from the Earth's surface, it typically leads to the formation of a low-pressure…

Q: Near a large body of water, the fluctuations in air temperature are usually less extreme than they…

A: Near a large water body, the weather is generally moderate, but for places that are far away from…

Q: What does the dew-point temperature tell us about the moisture content of the air?

A: The dew point is the temperature that air must be cooled to in order to reach 100% relative humidity…

Q: Picture yourself sitting inside in a heated house during the middle of winter in the United States.…

A: Here, The dew formed outside of the glass, The inside temperature is warm compared to the outside…

Q: Can the temperature ever rise with altitude in the real atmosphere?Wouldn’t this cause the air…

A: As the height increases distance from sun decreases due to which temperature increases.

Q: How long does it take a cold front and a warm front to travel from west to east across a state 487…

A: The distance between a cold front and warm front to reach west to east is d=487 miles ×1.612…

Q: What is absolute humidity? Mixing ratio? Vapor pressure?

A: Humidity refers to concentration of water vapor which is present in the air. These water vapors…

Q: When air is descending over the surface, what are the sky conditions (sunny or cloudy) and what is…

A: When air is ascending, then the weather conditions should be cloudy and precipitating. For air…

Q: Explain how and why each of the following will change as a parcel of air with an unchanging amount…

A: To determine: how and why each of the following will change as a parcel of air with an unchanging…

Q: Air temperature fluctuates less between day and night and between seasoned and places that are…

A: Air temperature fluctuates less between day and night on places that are closer to a large body of…

Q: What is vapor pressure? How is it related to saturation pressure?

A: Vapor pressure is the pressure exerted by a vapor in thermodynamic equilibrium with its condensed…

Q: Relative humidity usually is highest right before sunrise. Why does this occur?

A: Humidity is the amount of water vapor present in the atmosphere. Three important measurements of…

Q: gz - Lvqi = 302525 J/kg and a total specific humidity qt = qv+qi= 16.2 g/kg. Determine its…

A: In this question we have to find the smallest air density. Please give positive feedback if the…

Q: What increase in albitudeis cessary IN to halv the. Assume ot -56.5°c and the Constanty R=287 J/Kg/k…

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Q: Why will clouds tend to form above either a flat or a mountainous island in the middle of the ocean?…

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Q: If there were no air resiatance, why would it be dangerous to go outdoors on rainy days?

A: Introduction: When a body or a particle falls freely under the gravitational force, the force acting…

Q: Construct a time series graph to show how insolation received at 0o latitude at the top of Earth’s…

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Q: why does air rise at the equator?

A: The Sun heats the Earth more at the equator than at the poles.

Q: Explorers on failed Arctic expeditions have survived bycovering themselves with snow. Why would they…

A: Snow is falky and cotton line .It contains trapped air in between them.

Q: If unsaturated air at 20°C were to rise, what would its temperature be at a height of 500 meters?…

A: Given: The temperature of air =20∘C Given height h = 500 m To find The temperature at a given height…

Q: why does air rise at 60 latitude?

A: Wind circulation is due to the differential heating. Difference in temperature creates high- and…