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What type of weather for nimbus clouds?
If by nimbus you mean nimbostratus, they produce light to moderate rain or snow over a long time. If you mean cumulonimbus, they produce showers of heavy rain. Cumulonimbus also can produce hail, snow, lightning, strong wind and tornadoes. These clouds are also associated with hurricanes, but generally, they are the thunderstorm cloud.
How do cloulds move?
The wind pushes the clouds.
Is there any kind of wind or rain on the moon?
No. There is no atmosphere on the moon. Without atmosphere, you cannot have wind or rain.
How can clouds change into other clouds?
Clouds can change into other clouds as they move from different heights in the atmosphere. The temperature, wind and other air masses affect the clouds appearance and characteristics.
Why do clouds form spirals?
They dont usually but if they do the wind.
Why does earth have wind clouds and rain?
the earth has wind clouds because of the water cycle
Why rain change direction?
Rain comes from clouds. Clouds can be blown away by the wind-it can be moved. This moves the rainfall.
What are the symbols of elements in science?
clouds rain wind sunshine
How does wind affect rain?
Wind can affect rain by moving the rain clouds so the rain moves to other areas. The wind also blows rain so it falls at an angle instead of straight down.
What are the five weather factors?
temperature, wind, rain , clouds,snow
What are the five factors affecting weather?
temperature, wind, rain , clouds,snow
What does tawhirimatea?
In Māori mythology, Tāwhirimātea is the god of storms, wind, rain, and clouds.
Do clouds always lead to rain Explain?
Clouds are formed by water vapour evaporated off the oceans by the sun and wind. Not all clouds produce rain, as the droplets in some clouds may not be heavy enough to drop to earth.
How does rain travel?
Rain travels with the wind. As the wind blows the clouds, the rainfall moves with the clouds as the clouds are the source of the rain. As the rain hits the ground, it follows the path of least resistance as it is pulled by gravity. If the rain has nowhere to go, the water will pool and form a flood. Most of the rainwater that falls on land goes to the creeks, streams and rivers that flow either to lakes or to the ocean, where the water will evaporate and form clouds that produce rain. And this cycle continues day in and day out.
What does tawhirimatea mean?
In Māori mythology, Tāwhirimātea is the god of storms, wind, rain, and clouds.
What are two things that show you that it is about to rain?
Dark clouds overhead and a sudden cold wind.
Can wind move the rain clouds from one location to another?
Yes, this is exactly what happens
