Do you mean high-altitude regions? If so, it isn't so much that the cloud is low but that the land is high. The higher the altitude - the best example is a mountaintop - the nearer you will be to the clouds.
High-latituderegions are areas remote from the equator, that is, the polar regions. In the Arctic, for example, the condition of sea ice - which changes seasonally - affects the nature of cloud cover. Cloud properties in these regions have been changing over the past few decades, but the heaviest cloud cover occurs during the warmer months.
As with all terrestrial regions, height, type and density of cloud cover depends on many factors, all of which continually vary. This keeps those who study weather and climates - meteorologists and specialist climatologists - extremely busy.
low pressure
There are several other names for high latitude areas of the world. There is the Arctic/Antarctic, tundra/taiga, and several other things.
I think its high latitude regions
A cold climate region. There are 5 main ones. High Lat. Dry/Desert, tropical, Highland, and Mid LAt.
air high up in the atmosphere<-novanet
This happens for extended periods of time in some of the world's equatorial desserts. The effect depends on other characteristics of the region (humidity, latitude etc), but the result is usually very high temperatures during the day and very low temperatures at night.
low pressure
They are usually high....
There are several other names for high latitude areas of the world. There is the Arctic/Antarctic, tundra/taiga, and several other things.
The cloud prefix that means "high" is "cirro-." Clouds that have this prefix are located high in the sky and are usually wispy in appearance.
I think its high latitude regions
polar desert
The electron cloud. The atomic radius roughly describes the distance from the nucleus to the electron cloud.
I would choose a location at a low latitude, near the equator!!!!!
A cold climate region. There are 5 main ones. High Lat. Dry/Desert, tropical, Highland, and Mid LAt.
A cold climate region. There are 5 main ones. High Lat. Dry/Desert, tropical, Highland, and Mid LAt.
No. A cirrus cloud is a high, wavy, thin cloud formed of ice crystals. Funnel clouds are usually formed from cumulonimbus clouds (thunderclouds) at lower altitudes.