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evaporated water condenses and turn to cloud |
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When droplets get too heavy they fall to the ground as precipitation |
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The precipation goes to ocean via streams and rivers or groundwater to get evaporated again |
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The mesurement of wator vapor in the air |
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Does cold air or warm air have more humidity |
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Is it more humid in the city near the poles or a city near the equator and near water and why |
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City near equator and water because the equator is the place with most sun and there water right next to it so the water will evaporate more than usual |
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cirrus clouds are made of what? |
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Cumulonimbus clouds form what? |
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Name 4 types of precipitation |
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Rain, snow, sleet and hail. |
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When rain is below 32 degrees it freezes into snow |
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Water vapor above ground condenses to water |
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Same way as dew but below 32 degrees |
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How does sleet and hail form? |
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When water droplets pass through air cold enough to freeze |
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When water vapor above ground condense to clouds |
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