2. Adiabatic temperature changes
and expansion and cooling
 The temperature changes that happens even heat is not
added
 Subtracted are called adiabatic temperature changes.
Picture is from (kidsgeo.com)

3. Orographic lifting
 The air occurs when elevated terrains
 mountains act as barriers to air flow
 Forcing air to ascend picture from ocw.usu.edu

4. Frontal wedging
 boundary between colliding masses
 Warm and cold air
 When warmer dense air rises
 (picture is from geo.huntercuny.edu)

5. Convergence
 lifting of air
 Its results from the lower atmosphere
 It flows together
 (picture is from islandnet.com)

6. Localized convective lifting
 occurs when unequal heating of earth
 surface warms a pocket of air
 It warms more than the surrounding air
 Lowering the air pockets density
 (picture is from meted.ucar.edu)

7. Density differences and stability
and daily weather
 Air tends to remain in its original place
 When unstable air tends to rise
 Happens with all of height
 (picture is from astoria.com)

8. Condensation
 condensation occurs when the air is above the ground
 tiny bits of matter
 condensation nuclei
 (picture from kidsgeo.com)

9. Types of clouds
 cirrus clouds (high, white thin,)
 cumulus clouds ( flat base and rising towers )
 stratus clouds ( cover most of sky )
 (picture is from prwatch.org)

10. High clouds
 Low temputures
 high latitudes
 Flat layers
 (picture is from commons.wikimedia.org)

11. Middle clouds
 appear in the middle range
 larger
 denser
 (picture is from all star.fiu.edu

12. Low clouds
 low clouds are the clouds low in the air .
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13. Fog
 Cooing and evaporation
 it’s a clouds
 Low to the ground
 When your in the car you can see this. In the morning .

14. Cold cloud precipitation
 formation of precipitation
 supercooled clouds
 freezing nuclei
 different saturation levels of ice and iquid water
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15. Warm cloud preciptation
 warm clouds drop rain
 they join together with smaller droplets
 To form a raindrop

16. Rain and snow
 Rain means drops of water from clouds
 snow is made up of a six sided ice cyrstels
 they are heavy (picture is from
 blog.cannon.snow.com)

17. sleet, Glaze and hail
 sleet is small pieces of hard snow of ice
 hail is produced by cumunimbus clouds
 they fall veryy fast from the clouds

18. The end
 I had learned a lot about clouds and preciptation
from doing this project .