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Which of the below statements regarding clouds is most correct?
- Clouds most commonly form as a result of air rising, which forces it to expand and cool. The cloud will begin to form when dew point temperature is reached.
- Clouds most commonly form when rain is created in the atmosphere, which increases humidity and dew point. When the dew point is raised to the current temperature, clouds form.
- Clouds most commonly form as a result of the sun directly heating the atmosphere, which causes dew point temperature to rise. Cloud will then form when dew point temperature rises to the current atmospheric temperature at a given altitude.
- Clouds most commonly form as a result of advection, which forces air to rise. When the air rises to an altitude where its temperature matches the dew point temperature, clouds form.
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What type of cloud is shown in the photo below?
- Cirrus
- Cumulus
- Stratus
- Altocumulus
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What type of cloud is shown in the photo below?
- Cumulus
- Cirrus
- Stratus
- Cirrocumulus
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What type of precipitation can you expect from stratiform clouds?
- Stratiform clouds generally have widespread drizzle that can persist for a long period of time
- Stratiform clouds generally have localised, heavy showers that are shorter-lived
- Stratiform clouds generally produce no rain
- Stratiform clouds often produce both heavy showers in a localised area and widespread drizzle
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The rain that falls from cumuliform clouds can generally be described as:
- Localised, heavier showers that have shorter life spans
- Widespread drizzle that can persist for long period of time
- Both localised heavy showers and widespread drizzle depending on the vertical extend of the cloud
- Widespread drizzle from cumuliform cloud with little vertical extend and localised showers from cumuliform cloud with large vertical extend
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