Chapter 5 - Condensation: Dew, Fog, and Clouds
Index of Lecture Notes
formation of dew and frost
cloud condensation nuclei- relative sizes
sizes and types of CCN
formation of haze
fog formation - introduction
radiation fog - conduction of heat to ground
radiation fog, temp cools to dew point
advection fog - westerlies and cold current
advection fog - warm parcel moves over cold water
advection fog - parcel cools to Td
advection fog - forms and moves inland
upslope fog - topography
upslope fog - parcel cools as it gains elevation
upslope fog - parcel cools to Td
steam fog - cold air over warm lake
steam fog - heat conducts from warm lake to cold air
steam fog - warm moist air rises via convection
where is all the foggy weather around the country?
cloud types - introduction
high clouds
cirrus
cirrostratus
cirrocumulus
middle clouds
altocumulus
altostratus
low clouds
stratus
nimbostratus
stratocumulus
vertically developed clouds
cumulus
cumulonimbus
Summary of Cloud Types
other types of clouds
scud
lenticular
pileus
cap cloud
mammatus
contrails
Pollution-induced
cloud observations
ground based
satellite
GOES satellites - GOES-E
GOES-W
Polar orbiters
satellite data
Review Questions
SAMPLE TEST QUESTIONS FOR CH 5
CH 6 HOMEWORK:
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