'Stratus cloud' diaporamas de présentation

Types of Clouds QUIZ

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Cloud #1: 5,000 meters high with pretty sunsets!

Cloud #1: 5,000 meters high with pretty sunsets!. Cloud #1: 5,000 meters high with pretty sunsets!. Altocumulus. Cloud #2: 12,000 meters high with curls of hair!. Cloud #2: 12,000 meters high with curls of hair!. Cirrus. Cloud #3: 5,000 meters high and puffy!.

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Cloud Classification

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12-8-10 What is weather?

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Stratus Cloud parameters retrieval from Doppler radar

Stratus Cloud parameters retrieval from Doppler radar. Virendra P. Ghate. Outline. Introduction Radar spectra and DSD Model setup Observations & Results SHEBA data Model Observation comparisons Conclusion. Cloud Radar Spectra. Reflectivity dBZ=10*log 10 (Z) Doppler Velocity

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Water in the Air

Water in the Air . Pgs. 36 - 43. Weather and Water. Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a particular time and place. The water cycle is the continuous movement of water from water sources to the air, ground and back again. . Water Terms .

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Clouds

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Clouds

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Sun

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Water, Weather and Climate

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Basic Cloud Types

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Earth Science Week 26

Earth Science Week 26. Weather and Climate. Monday Warm Up (125). Describe air pressure as high or low at the following: North Pole and South Pole 60 degrees North latitude and South Latitude 30 degrees North latitude and South Latitude Equator. Wind Brochure.

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What type of front is this?

What type of front is this? Describe what is happening as this front moves in? (movement of air masses, cloud development, associated weather, duration). What type of front? Describe what is happening during the development of this front?. What type of front? Describe the associated weather.

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Read pages 506 – 509 and answer the following questions.

Read pages 506 – 509 and answer the following questions. 1. Why do clouds form? 2. How do snow and rain happen? 3. How are cloud type and precipitation related?. Clouds. Clouds are made of water drops or ice crystals. Clouds form when water vapor condenses and sticks to dust particles.

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