Clouds

i think that clouds hold their water by saturation. so when the water gets more heavy then the cloud the water turns into droplets(rain). i know that this is not the best answer but at least i tried.

Stratocumulus

The clouds are formed by water vapor evaporating from the ocean. The water vapor condenses and falls again as rain (or snow) thereby completing the water cycle.

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Multiply it out, one at a time.

The first cyclist at 7 MPH... well, 120 minutes is 2 hours (120 minutes divided by 60 minutes in an hour)... so after 2 hours they would have gone 14 miles.

The other is going 8 MPH for 120 minutes, so using the same math they would have gone 16 miles.

Take 14 miles plus 16 miles = 30 miles.

So your answer is 30 miles.

When warm moist air meets cold dry air over land, the warm air rises and cools, causing the moisture in the air to condense and form clouds. This can lead to the development of precipitation, such as rain or snow, as the air mass becomes saturated with water vapor. This process is often associated with the formation of weather fronts and can lead to various types of precipitation and weather patterns.

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The Coriolis effect is the primary mechanism that drives the movement of cooler air towards the equator and warmer air towards the poles. This effect is caused by the Earth's rotation, which deflects moving air masses to the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere, creating global wind patterns that redistribute heat around the planet.

Towering cumulus clouds.

squall line.

depends on if the wind is in northern or southern hemisphere

In this case it can be confirmed that the tornado has touched down. The funnel of a tornado does not have to touch down for the tornado to do so, and the vortex actually reaches the ground before the funnel does. The circulation reaching the ground is a more significant event. When the vortex is aloft its updraft can draw in air from directly below. This is no longer possible when the circulation reaches the ground. Since air can no longer be drawn in from below the pressure inside the vortex drops, causing the wind in it to intensify.

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Decreases

if your window unit is setting too level, the water can not escape. proper setting of a window unit would be at a SLIGHT tilt so the water can run to the back (outside) of the unit and drain outside. If the water lays in the pan of the unit it will eventually rust through the drip pan and the blower can bow water back into your room. Hope this helped.

Maritime tropical air masses typically form over warm ocean waters near the equator. They are warm, moist, and unstable, and are characterized by high humidity and relatively consistent temperatures. These air masses can influence weather patterns and climate in regions they move into.

It is called an optic illution .it is your brain who conditions it like you see it.

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it has to be able to be thin and not be able to sink ~abby lee dance company~

Cumulonimbus.

The water vapour in the atmosphere condense to form clouds. It may precipitates in the form of sleet.

It is not a very high mountain and thus it has the same temperature as the ground temperature in the city of Cape Town which is on average between 11 and 22 degrees Celsius.

It's called "blow-by" and is caused by exhaust gas leaking past the pistons during the combustion cycle. It's an indication that the rings are not sealing between the pistons and the cylinder walls. The cause can be worn pistons or carbon buildup around the rings preventing the rings from keeping a tight seal against the cylinder wall. In either case, it's typically the result of inadequate maintenance.

The exhaust gas leaking past the cylinders can build up quite a bit of pressure inside the crankcase (and rocker cover) resulting in what you're seeing as well as pressure against the crankshaft seals, causing them to fail and leak quite a bit of oil.

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This can also be caused by your valves not seating properly. Check your valve lash with a feeler gauge after you've set your motor to TDC, making sure the first rocker arms are loose. If they're tight, rotate your crank with a wrench 360 degrees till it is in TDC again. Another way is to get a different valve cover. There is a cover plate underneath the PCV valve to prevent this same thing from happening, and some different year 22R's had a plate stretching all the way to this front emissions hose. For now, you can simply unplug this hose. The oil is only sucked in by your intake, not pumped out from beneath your valve cover. As long as the hose is plugged into your valve cover, nothing will fall in either.

It could also be a plugged Catalytic converter. I had the same problem in my F250 it was spewing oil into my airbox destroyed my air filter and coated the inside if my intake with oil. I Know it sounds kinda ridicules but I was at my wits end gave up took it to my mechanic and i didn't even shut the engine off before he told me it was the cat. But it was a relief because every other possibility was internal engine ($$$). The increased pressure in the exhaust created blow-by increasing the pressure in the crankcase/valve covers and dumped oil through the pcv into the air box. Try running your truck w/o the cat to see if that is the problem (should be a power gain also). The right way to fix it would be to buy a new one. There is no smog test where I live so the honeycomb inside the cat mysteriously fell out of mine. And I would check how dirty your throttle body is and buy a can of Throttle body cleaner if needed.

A stationary front is created when a warm air mass rises slowly above a cold air mass, creating a steady slope. This can lead to prolonged periods of cloudy and rainy weather as the two air masses interact.

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