The cloud cover helps to keep the heat from the day in, much like an insulating blanket.
yes
Clouds are formed during warm front when it condenses....
well... during the day the sun heats up the earth. and when night falls and its cloudy the clouds act like a blanket and keep the heat in better than if it was not cloudy at night. (Just wanted to tell that i didn't think of this someone else did.)
Assuming it is winter and you are talking about the United States? Generally I see it as a Cold night, as there is no layer of clouds to keep the heat in... Bill actually we can see it on july-september we can see more star than you see on winter. pablo
yes clouds can form at night as long as the temperatures are above freezing.
yes
Yes, yet ONLY when It is full of Clouds. A night-time Sky without any Clouds bodes for a quite cold surface temperature; the same sky full of Clouds, well you do not even need your furnace.
Clouds are formed during warm front when it condenses....
Since clouds are cool moist air, and cold air is heavier than warm air, the cloud cover holds down the warmth that accumulates during the day and keeps the ambient temperature slightly higher over night.
well... during the day the sun heats up the earth. and when night falls and its cloudy the clouds act like a blanket and keep the heat in better than if it was not cloudy at night. (Just wanted to tell that i didn't think of this someone else did.)
Cumulus clouds is an resault of updraft of warm,moist air in tall clouds.
Assuming it is winter and you are talking about the United States? Generally I see it as a Cold night, as there is no layer of clouds to keep the heat in... Bill actually we can see it on july-september we can see more star than you see on winter. pablo
warm
yes clouds can form at night as long as the temperatures are above freezing.
Yes. Warm fronts typically bring clouds and light rain or snow.
Well clouds are moisture. So clouds day and night give us moisture in the air.
clouds fly higher in the night