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Cloud cover acts like a blanket.
It prevents excessie heat loss , and also prevents exceissive;y high temperatures.
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What is cloud called at ground level?
Fog
What temperature is best for snow?
Snow is a much more complicated thing than most people think. It all depends on the temperature at cloud level, ground level and in between. If the conditions ain't right, it could fall as ice pellets, slush, hail, or rain. The usual temperature is -2°C on the ground to get snow.
How low is the lowest cloud ever recorded?
Ground level. Fog is low-lying cloud.
A bright flash of light during a thunderstorm?
a cloud at ground level ?
It forms when water from lakes oceans rivers moist plants or soil condenses in a low lying cloud?
This could apply to any low-level cloud. If the cloud is at ground level it is called fog.
Is fog a ground level cloud?
Yes, fog is a ground level cloud.
What is a ground-level cloud?
Ground level clouds are usually called fog
What is a ground level cloud?
Fog
What type a cloud is at ground level?
Fog
What is a cloud just at ground level?
Fog.
What is cloud called at ground level?
Fog
What is the difference between a fog and a cloud?
fog -> at land level cloud -> in sky
What temperature is best for snow?
Snow is a much more complicated thing than most people think. It all depends on the temperature at cloud level, ground level and in between. If the conditions ain't right, it could fall as ice pellets, slush, hail, or rain. The usual temperature is -2°C on the ground to get snow.
How low is the lowest cloud ever recorded?
Ground level. Fog is low-lying cloud.
Is a cloud ar ground level that reduces visibility?
fog
What affects the water cycle?
3 big factors that affect the water cycle are location, the amount of solar radiation that makes it to ground level, and temperature. The location would basically influence how much water is available at ground level to be evaporated and the amount of solar radiation would basically influence how much water was evaporated from ground level into the air. Temperature would influence where condensation and cloud formation would take place and how much condensation and cloud formation would occur.
A bright flash of light during a thunderstorm?
a cloud at ground level ?
