Atmospheric stability is determined by three main conditions: the temperature gradient, the presence of moisture, and the wind profile. A stable atmosphere occurs when the environmental lapse rate (the rate of temperature decrease with altitude) is less than the adiabatic lapse rate, preventing vertical movement. Conversely, an unstable atmosphere has a greater lapse rate, encouraging air to rise and form clouds. The presence of moisture can enhance instability, leading to convective activity and storm development.
Weather
Barometric pressure
Dense, and made mostly of Carbon Dioxide>
a very cloudy sky
global warming is the atmospheric condition in the whle world
i dont no
vertical temperature profile
weather, whether
Mist
lots o' hydrogen
humid subtropical
Weather
The Aurora Borealis
Barometric pressure
boiling
Dense, and made mostly of Carbon Dioxide>
It is called "standard condition".