Examine the figure below. What is the elevation of the cloud base? What will be the temperature of the air mass at the top of the mountain? If the air is saturated on the top of the mountain, what will the temperature be at sea level on the leeward side of the mountain? (point B)

Q: Define porosity in your own words.

A: Measurement of void spaces in a material.

Q: What is meant by the term DALR? What is its typical approximate value? Explain its significance in…

A: DALR  DALR is an acronym for Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate which is defined as the rate at which the…

Q: 2. Assuming the cloud described in problem 1 is at the Jean's mass, what is the total kinetic energy…

A: Solution

Q: What was the worst natural disaster in U.S. history? Why is such an event unlikely to occur in the…

A: The hurricane which occurred at Galveston, Texas on September 8, 1900 was the worst natural disaster…

Q: Scientists believe it is critical to keep the total amount of warming on Earth - since the…

A: Correct answer is d It's too late, we're solidly remaining on the 'business as usual' emissions…

Q: Why is estimating the surface wind speeds of a hurricane difficult?

A: Hurricane is the strong rotating storm with capability to uproot he trees and destroy the…

Q: The NASA Space Launch System rocket that will carry the Artemis mission to the Moon travels 500 feet…

A: Solution

Q: What is desertification? What are its consequences?

A: Desertification refers to a land degradation process. It is the process which makes a fertile land…

Q: What is a disaster recovery plan, and why is it essential for a business to have one? How do you…

A: Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) It is a business plan that tells how work can be resumed quickly and…

Q: what are commonalities between quartzite and basalt?

A:

Q: What agency is responsible for gathering weather information on a global scale?

A: The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), which is part of the United Nations is responsible for…

Q: 4. How does the tilt of Earth's axis cause seasonal change? OA. By increasing the amount of energy…

A: To find out the correct option that explains how Earth's tilt cause seasonal change.

Q: How does energy enter in the ecosystem through photosynthesis

A: Through photosynthesis, certain organisms convert solar energy (sunlight) into chemical energy,…

Q: Which region of the globe has the highest incidence of strong tropical storms? When are they most…

A: Tropical cyclones are the strong rotating storms associated with thunderstorm, rainfall, and heavy…

Q: Closely examine the painting and study the major components of biodiversity .Identify and discuss…

A: Two main components of an ecosystem are;   1 - Biotic component such as animal, tree, human.   2 -…

Q: What is an ASOS?

A: ASOS provides continuous observations that are necessary to generate a routine weather report.

Q: 1. Did the storm occur in the North Atlantic or the South Atlantic? How did you figure this out? 2.…

A: Tropical cyclones are powerful, rotating wind system with low-pressure centre which generates over…

Q: Define storm surge.

A: Storm surge is also known as the tidal surge, storm flood, or storm tide. It is similar to coastal…

Q: What is the primary source of weather data used to plot upper-level weather charts?

A: Radiosondes are the primary tool for gathering weather data aloft.

Q: Table 2. Radiation Balance at the Atmosphere itself Incoming Outgoing AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Table…

A: Due to the natural greenhouse effect, the quantity of heat that the surface absorbs is really three…

Q: The wavelength of a light ray is 880 nanometers. The speed of light is 3 x 108 m/s. If the frequency…

A: Solution : It is given that, The wavelength of the light ray = 880 nanometers = 8.80 x 10-7 meters…

Q: What are natural resources classifications and characteristics?

A: Natural Resources:  These resources are naturally occurring materials that exists on the planet…

Q: 100 km 124 The Dynamic Ocean Floor 10. Describe the origin of volcanoes on the ocean floor and along…

A: 10. Ocean floor volcanoes-  Ocean floor volcanoes are the same like the continental volcanoes, only…

Q: What effect did an increasing human population have on the sustainability of a managed ebony forest?…

A: The ebony forest went extinct because it was not possible to maintain the forest even after managing…

Q: 6. When is redshift observed? a. when nuclear fusion happens b. when a galaxy remains stationary…

A: Introduction Redshift, big bang theory and dark matter and dark energy are studied in astronomy.…

Q: Compute the temperature when the Universe was 0.1 second old, using the Friedmann equation and its…

A: As opposed to the static cosmos that scientists had previously presented, Albert Einstein's general…

Q: What is meant by a 50 percent chance of rain over an area?

A: Future weather is forecasted with some errors. There is always some uncertainty in the forecasting.…

Q: as es Which BEST describes how urbanization affected the Florida panther population? O O A. It has…

A: Note - according to our guidelines we can answer only first question and rest can be reposted.

Q: Why are tropical storms named?

A: A hurricane that has a distinct surface circulation and maximum sustained winds of at least 39 miles…

Q: Reflected 25 Reflected RESULTS 100 Incoming solar Outgoing 25 Absorbed 45 Absorbed Outgoing…

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one wasn't specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: How does fractional melting of a signal rock produce at least two magmas of differing compositions?

A: Fractional melting happens when a portion or part of a solid rock mass melts and transforms into a…

Q: Consider a simple climate model in which the Earth's atmosphere is represented as a single layer…

A:

Q: Describe the two types of climate hypothesis that involve interactions between CO2 and weathering.…

A: INTRODUCTION:Carbon dioxide is an atmospheric constituent that plays several vital roles in the…

Q: What general temperature conditions would you expect during the year at the region of 66.5 N…

A: The earth is home to billions of species, and this is the only habitable planet. It is located in…

Q: what evidence is there for the kelp route hypothesis?

A: Testing the kelp highway hypotheses is a very challenging thing mainly because much of the…

Q: which can be used as an indicator of past climate? a. Fossils b. lava flows c. mountain ranges d.…

A: Solution

Q: Examine this map showing the age of the crust in Africa and South America, and the position of…

A: Ancient mountain belts those who are present world wide and are getting eroded also obeys the idea…

Q: Please answer the following: A)  List these objects or regions of space in order of increasing size…

A: A) A solar system is made up of a star and all the objects that orbit it, such as planets, moons,…

Q: 1. Define and descibe what is disaster? 2. How disaster become considerably political? 3. Describe…

A: 1). The term "DISASTER" derives from the French word "Disastre," which is a combination of two words…

Q: 1. Along where do earthquakes occur? a. collision zones d. transform faults all of these choices e.…

A: 1) e. all of these 2) d. continental-continental lithosphere collision 3) d. all of these 4) e. the…

Q: Name the cloud types associated with the following characteristics: a. Halos b. Light to moderate…

A: Cloud is a spray containing small water drops, ice gems, or suspended particles drifting in the…

Q: What factors control the cooling time of magma within the crust? Choose as many as are correct.

A: Approximately 90% of the earth is composed of igneous rocks. Igneous rocks are formed from magma or…

Q: Soil texture Clay Silt Sand Loam Nutrient-holding capacity Good Medium Poor Medium Water-…

A: Answer:  A we know, soil is a naturally occurring, loose, poorly cemented and unconsolidated organic…

Q: Consider a simple climate model in which the Earth's atmosphere is represented as a single layer…

A: Note - according to our guidelines we can answer only three subparts and rest can be reposted.

Q: Where are the winds and precipitation most intense in a hurricane?

A: Hurricane is a type of tropical storm associated with heavy rainfall and thunderstorm. The violent…

Q: (insludesobed woff sinisal Reynold's Number is galwoll 21 rovi 2. Given the following parameters for…

A: Solution

Q: Which regions on the Earth have the smallest annual change in daylight hours

A: The Equatorial region on the Earth have the smallest anual change in daylight hours. Any where in…

Q: How many globally depend on dry lands and how many can potentially be affected by the current…

A: Answer: Desertification is the term used to describe the degradation of the land in arid, semi-arid,…

Q: Describe the role that a forecaster plays in creating a forecast.

A: The forecaster is the person who forecast the weather for future. The weather forecasting is not an…

Q: How are you going to show your positive characteristics (strengths) you possess that need…

A: Your advantages and disadvantages should correspond to the demands of the position.