The document discusses various topics related to weather including: - Dry adiabatic cooling and heating of unsaturated versus saturated air. - How mountains can cause air to ascend and form fronts as warm air rises over cold air. - How air convergence can lift air and form pockets of lower density air that cause localized convection. - The formation of condensation nuclei and clouds from water vapor and particulate matter in the air. - The different types of clouds like high, middle, and low clouds based on their composition and altitude.

2.  temperature
changes even with
heat
 Cooling and heating
in unsaturated air is
called dry adiabatic
rate
 If the air is saturated
it cools slow then
when its not
saturated
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3.  Air comes when
elevated terrains
 mountains, act like
a wall to air flow
 This makes the air to
Ascend
Metric Mechanic -
Surface Turbulance

4.  A front is mostly
based on cold and
warm air
 cold acts as a wall
 As warm air is letting
warm air rise
Weather dictionary

5.  Convergence is lifting the
air
 Lifting air forms in the
atmosphere
 They all flow together
 http://apollo.lsc.vsc.edu/class
es/met130/notes/chapter11/
of_warm.html

6.  Localized
convection lifting
comes when
pockets of air form
 Also when the
heating's earths
surface warms up
 This makes the
pockets density
 http://rst.gsfc.nasa.gov/Se
lower
ct14/Sect14_1c.html

7.  Air temperature
increases with high
 When you go on top
of hill the air get
colder
 When you on flat
ground the air is
warmer Atmospheric Stability and
Instability

8.  When condensation
comes in the air tiny
bits of particulate
matter
 Water vapor occurs
too
http://www.drea  This is called
mstime.com/st condensation nuclei
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condensation-
background-
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9.  Clouds are up high in
the sky and they are
thin
 They may come in
patches or as delicate
veil
 Cloud are like sheets
that can cover the
hole sky or most of it
 http://www.easttenne
sseewildflowers.com

10.  They are often made
http://scienceprep.org up of ice crystals
/clouds.htm
 All high clouds are
thin
And white
 Clouds of made up
of fluffy masses

11.  Middle clouds are
sheets are light gray
that cover the sky, sun,
and moon
 They are in the middle
range that’s why they
are called middle
clouds
 They run about 2000 to
 http://www.srh.noaa.g 6000 meters
ov/key/?n=low_clouds

12.  They are fog like
layers
 This type of cloud is
made when air is
forced upwards
 Low clouds occur
along a mountain  Google
range

13.  These clouds my
cause rain showers
and thunderstorms
 These clouds are
powerful
 They have great
amount of range
http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/EarthS
C102Notes/102Clouds.htm

14.  It’s a blanket of fog
 Its were its warm and
moist air
 They also can form
on cool, clear ,calm
 http://www.allstar.fiu.
nights
edu/aero/fltenv3.htm

15.  Water in the liquid
below 0
 Water will freeze if it
touches a solid
object
 http://www.rmutph  Clouds freeze nuclei
ysics.com/charud/s , ice, and liquid
pecialnews/6/cloun water
d/cloud_precip.htm

16.  Water is a respect is to
supersaturated
 With will respect to ice
 Droplets are made
from bigger clouds
 http://en.wikipedia.o
rg/wiki/Cloud

17.  The meaning for
rain is drops of
water
 Snow flakes are very
low temperature
 Snow flakes usually
melt melt before
hitting ground
 http://zahiym5tlc.ed
ublogs.org/

18.  Sleet is small particles
 hail is small or big pieces
of Ice
 Glaze covers some thing
very little
 http://keep3.sjfc.edu/st
udents/scm03254/e-
port/msti%20260/glossar
y.html

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