Is the temperature where a cloud formed cooler or warmer than the surrounding air?
theblizz asked:
Suppose that in some broad region of the atmosphere the air temperature is 5°C. Then within a part of that region, a cloud quickly forms. The air far outside the cloud remains 5°C, but would the temperature of the air where the cloud formed likely be warmer or cooler than 5°C? Why?
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Suppose that in some broad region of the atmosphere the air temperature is 5°C. Then within a part of that region, a cloud quickly forms. The air far outside the cloud remains 5°C, but would the temperature of the air where the cloud formed likely be warmer or cooler than 5°C? Why?
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It’s cooler
Comment by Evan D — January 23, 2010 @ 9:09 pm
For is needed the center.
Comment by Yak Rider — January 24, 2010 @ 11:11 am
The surroundings at the time of formation but becomes colder once it will not floateven in the time of cumulonimbus cloudthunder cloud the core is.
Comment by Arasan — January 26, 2010 @ 7:09 pm