Exam 5: Condensation: Dew, Fog, and Clouds

Which of the following clouds form in the stratosphere?

Which of the following characteristics of the below-freezing layer of air coincides with the formation of dew, frozen dew, and frost?

On humid days, the salt in saltshakers can become moist and no longer pour out easily. Which of the following terms describes the condition of the salt?

Which of the following cloud types is LEAST likely to produce precipitation that reaches the ground?

At which of the following cities can cirrus clouds be observed at an altitude of 3000 metres above the surface?

Which of the following is the amount of relative humidity when wet haze forms?

Which of the following combinations represents two cloud types that can produce precipitation?

To be effective, fog lamps on cars should be directed in which of the following directions?

Which of the following statements explains why infrared satellite images are computer enhanced?

In middle latitudes, which of the following cloud types has the lowest base?

Which of the following is another name for high fog?

Which of the following statements describes how individual cloud elements usually appear when clouds are viewed near the horizon?

Which of the following cloud types is a middle cloud that sometimes forms in parallel waves or bands?

Which of the following cloud types can be associated with all types of weather systems, including fair weather?

The term "mackerel sky" describes which of the following types of cloud?

Light or moderate-but-steady precipitation is most often associated with which of the following cloud types?

Which of the following processes occurs when fog "burns off"?

Suppose you hold your hand at arm's length and cloud elements appear to be about the size of your fist. Which of the following is the likely cloud type?

In middle latitudes, which of the following cloud types has the highest base?