'Cumulus' diaporamas de présentation

Clouds S.K. Satheesh Centre for Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences Indian Institute of Science

Clouds S.K. Satheesh Centre for Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences Indian Institute of Science Bangalore. General Features Cloud Condensation Nuclei Cloud Droplets and Rain Droples Detection of Clouds using Satellites. What is a cloud?.

959 views • 82 slides

Textbook, chapter 4, p. 100-106

clouds. Textbook, chapter 4, p. 100-106. Cloud classification. Originally by Luke Howard (1850’s) Currently used nomeclature based on Abercromy & Hildebrandsson (1887) Linnean system (genus, species) morphological only, not genealogical

755 views • 66 slides

Clouds

Clouds. Earth & Space Science Grade 4 By: Ashlee Gray. Click on the arrow to begin!. Introduction.

675 views • 57 slides

Grade 5

Grade 5. Big Idea 7: Earth Systems and Patterns Weather and Climate Mary Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist Keisha Kidd, Curriculum Support Specialist Millard Lightburn , Ph.D. District Science Supervisor. Big Idea 7: Earth Systems and Patterns.

864 views • 48 slides

Modeling Stratocumulus Clouds: From Cloud Droplet to the Meso-scales

Modeling Stratocumulus Clouds: From Cloud Droplet to the Meso-scales. Stephan de Roode Clouds, Climate & Air Quality Multi-Scale Physics (MSP), Faculty of Applied Sciences, TU Delft. N 2 O. CH 4. new methods for measuring emission rates. atmospheric boundary layer in the laboratory.

573 views • 43 slides

Weather Review

Weather Review. Mrs. Tavernier. What Instrument is this? What does it measure?. Compass, weather Thermometer, temperature Thermometer, time. Response Counter. What instrument is this? What does it measure?. Compass, weather Thermometer, temperature Barometer, air pressure.

456 views • 34 slides

Using Weather Data

Using Weather Data. Earth Science Unit II. What Is AIR?. Air is a mixture of colorless, odorless gases that surrounds the Earth. 78 % Nitrogen Plants need nitrogen to grown 21% Oxygen Living things need oxygen to survive Plants give off oxygen 1% Carbon dioxide

446 views • 30 slides

Satellite Imagery

437 views • 23 slides

235 views • 23 slides

Meteorology Clouds

Meteorology Clouds. Reference. From the Ground Up Chapter 6.2: Clouds Pages 124 - 127. Introduction. Clouds can form in different ways and, as a result, come in many different types. Pilots should know the properties of different types of clouds, and what weather conditions come with them.

673 views • 21 slides

Clouds

Clouds. Grade 2. What is a Cloud?. A cloud is made from tiny water droplets and/or ice crystals. Snowflakes are made from a collection of many ice crystals. Rain is just water in liquid form. . Types of Clouds. Cirrus Stratus Cumulus. Cirrus Clouds.

489 views • 19 slides

Temperature and pressure

Temperature and pressure. Remember: Temperature is the average speed of molecules. Predictions: What do you think happens to Pressure as Temperature Increases? What do you think happens to Pressure as Temperature Decreases?. Temperature, pressure, and density.

542 views • 18 slides

Clouds and Precip Type

Clouds and Precip Type. Clouds are classified on the basis of two criteria: * form and height. The three basic cloud forms are cirrus (high, white, and thin), cumulus (globular, individual cloud masses), and stratus (sheets or layers). . Clouds Heights.

166 views • 16 slides

GSL Model Sensitivity Studies

GSL Model Sensitivity Studies. A Guide to Removing Unwanted Mountain Ranges and Water Bodies. Goals. Analyze the respective roles of the lake and surrounding terrain in Great Salt Lake-Effect events. Simulate the real conditions as accurately as possible

255 views • 16 slides

Types of Clouds

2.69k views • 15 slides

Clouds

Clouds. How do clouds form?. When water vapor in the air becomes liquid water or ice crystals. FOG. A cloud in contact with the ground. STRATUS. Sheets of low, grey clouds that bring light snow, rain, or drizzle. NIMBOSTRATUS.

256 views • 9 slides

Clouds

Clouds. How do clouds form?. When water vapor in the air becomes liquid water or ice crystals. FOG. A cloud in contact with the ground. STRATUS. Sheets of low, grey clouds that bring light snow, rain, or drizzle. NIMBOSTRATUS.

242 views • 9 slides

Chapter 6 - Stability

Chapter 6 - Stability. =. Cumulus animation. Cumulus(left)/Stratus(right) Left picture from www.srh.weather.gov/jetstream Right picture from apollo.lsc.vsc.edu/classes/met130. Fig. 3-18, p. 73.

152 views • 8 slides

Kiss 94.1 is part of the Cumulus Broadcasting Group

Kiss 94.1 is part of the Cumulus Broadcasting Group Cumulus owns and operates FM and AM radio station clusters serving mid-size markets throughout the United States Will very soon own and operate a total of 310 stations in 61 U.S. markets. Cumulus Media Inc. has 5 radio stations in this market

144 views • 7 slides

Clouds

Clouds. Teddy Eliz 3-3. Cirrus. They are like feathers.They are very thin and it is the highest clouds. Cumulus. It looks very puffy.It is not high as cirrus.it is a sign for a fair weather. Stratus.

188 views • 5 slides