'Cloud drops' diaporamas de présentation

Lecture 8 Cloud Types & Fog

Lecture 8 Cloud Types & Fog. Learning Goals for Part 2 of Chapter 4. Be able to describe how a CLOUD FORMS and what the THREE important components. Be able to identify the major CLOUD TYPES , their ALTITUDE CLASS , and if they are LIQUID or ICE .

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Clouds and Precipitation

Clouds and Precipitation. Lifting, condensation, and cloud development Deep convective clouds (thunderstorms) Types of clouds and how they form Collision and coalescence of raindrops Crucial roles of ice in most precipitation. Cloud Development. Most clouds form by

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Clouds and Precipitation

Clouds and Precipitation. Lifting, condensation, and cloud development Deep convective clouds (thunderstorms) Types of clouds and how they form Collision and coalescence of raindrops Crucial roles of ice in most precipitation. Cloud Development. Most clouds form by

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Precipitation Formation

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Precipitation Formation

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Understanding Weather and Climate 3rd Edition Edward Aguado and James E. Burt

Understanding Weather and Climate 3rd Edition Edward Aguado and James E. Burt. Anthony J. Vega. Part 2. Water in the Atmosphere. Chapter 7 Precipitation Processes. Introduction. Not all clouds precipitate due to the small size and slow fall rates of average cloud drops

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DTC workshop, 2009

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Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics lecture 3

Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics lecture 3. Recap: Vapour pressure over a liquid drop is higher than over a plane surface. How can this be? Do curved surfaces attract more vapour molecules towards them?

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Cloud Measurement (Aerosol filter measurement)

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Stephan Mertes Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany

Sampling of cloud drops and measurement of physico-chemical properties of their residues and of interstitial particles at East Peak A possible contribution to PRADACS. Stephan Mertes Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany. Experimental setup during RICO-PRACS in Dec 2004.

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