Exam 5: Condensation Dew Fog and Clouds
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A layer of dust or salt particles suspended above a region is called ____________________.
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In Ralph Abercromby's and Hugo Hildebrandsson's cloud classification system,each of the four primary cloud groups is identified by the type of precipitation it produces.
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Which cloud type is composed of ice crystals and can cause a halo to form around the Sun or Moon?
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The fog that forms along the Pacific coastline of North America is mainly of which type?
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What kinds of information about clouds could you hope to determine using infrared and visible satellite photographs?
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It is difficult to directly identify significant cloud and surface features on an infrared image when ____ differences are small.
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Outline the historic development of the cloud classification system used today.
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Advection fog is often observed along the Pacific coast during summer,as westerly winds carry moist air toward the shore.The fog forms because the surface water near the coast is ____ the surface water farther offshore.
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When temperatures are below freezing,the temperature to which air must be cooled in order for a phase change (from liquid to ice)to occur is called the
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If fog is forming in Denver,Colorado (located on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains),and the wind is blowing from the east,then the fog is most likely
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The foggiest spot near sea level in the United States is Cape Cod,Massachusetts.
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When viewed from the surface,these clouds may be viewed as individual cloud elements (puffs)or as rows of ripples that resemble the scales of a fish.
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When surfaces such as twigs,leaves,and blades of grass cool below the saturation temperature,water vapor begins to condense upon them,forming tiny visible specks of water called ____________________.If the air temperature should drop to freezing or below,the ____________________ will freeze,becoming tiny beads of ice called ____________________.
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Even at high elevations where cirrus clouds are found,liquid water still exists in the clouds.
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