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COLLECTION

When air can no longer hold the moisture, it falls out. DEW POINT. WV rises, CCCC. WATER VAPOR. TRANSPIRATION. COLLECTION. and ground water. Warmer air vs. cooler air. Warm air can hold more moisture than cooler air. Cooler air holds less moisture than warm air. Clouds.

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COLLECTION

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  1. When air can no longer hold the moisture, it falls out DEW POINT WV rises, CCCC WATER VAPOR TRANSPIRATION COLLECTION and ground water

  2. Warmer air vs. cooler air • Warm air can hold more moisture than cooler air. • Cooler air holds lessmoisture than warm air.

  3. Clouds • Cumulus: Looks like fluffy piles of cotton, Indicates fair weather. • Stratus: Looks like flat layers that covers the entire sky indicated rain or snow. • Cirrus: Looks like feathery streaks made of ice crystals. Indicates fair weather. • Cumulonimbus: Looks like towering clouds something with flat tops Indicates thunder storms, possible hail and tornados. • Nimbostratus: looks like dark flat layers that cover the whole sky Indicates sleet, rain or snow. • Cirrocumulus: Looks like rows of cotton balls Indicates a storm is approaching

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