How does temperature affect cloud formation?

Answer 1

Clouds form when water vapor pressure exceeds to its saturation level! And then the vapor or water droplets... condensate. so clouds indicate that some kind of cooling and relating to condensate to what has happened= LOW AIR PRESSURE!!!!!!

Answer 2

With the absence of cloud cover, in the day, the lack of clouds allow large amounts of solar radiation to reach the earth's surface, causing the temperature of the ground to rise quickly. In the night, the lack of cloud cover allows heat from the earth to escape into outer space easily, leading to a sharp drop in temperature of the ground.

With cloud cover, the clouds reflect part of the incoming solar radiation from the sun back into outer space in the day, hence less solar radiation is absorbed by the earth's surface. the heat in the ground is also reflected back onto the earth's surface by the clouds. On the other hand, at night, the cloud cover prevents the heat from the ground from escaping into outer space. This keeps the temperature of the ground relatively high in the night.

Answer 3

During daylight hours, more clouds yields cooler temperatures by blocking more sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface than if there were no clouds in which case sunlight would be able to reach Earth. At night time, more clouds yields warmer temperatures compared to nights with less or no clouds. At night, clouds act as a blanket or insulation layer between the surface and the atmosphere. The clouds at night trap in the heat from the day and prevent that warmth from straying far from the surface. With no clouds at night, the day's warmth would be able to escape high into the atmosphere which would make temperatures cooler.

Answer 4

Clouds form when water vapor pressure exceeds to its saturation level! And then the vapor or water droplets... condensate. so clouds indicate that some kind of cooling and relating to condensate to what has happened= LOW AIR PRESSURE!!!!!!

Answer 5

Temperature affects cloud formation because it determines the amount of water vapor the air can hold. Warm air can hold more moisture, which can lead to the condensation and formation of clouds when the warm air rises and cools. Conversely, colder temperatures can decrease the capacity of the air to hold moisture, leading to less cloud formation.

Answer 6

Water vapor in cool air condenses into tiny droplets of water, forming clouds.

Answer 7

How temperature is affected by cloud formation