EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON RAINFALL
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1. Hot air balloons are able to go up because
1. Hot air balloons are able to go up because
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As you go higher into the troposphere, the temperature
As you go higher into the troposphere, the temperature
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What is the effect of high temperature on the amount of rainfall?
What is the effect of high temperature on the amount of rainfall?
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The fire in the hot air balloon make it go up because
The fire in the hot air balloon make it go up because
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As the air parcel move higher into the troposphere, how does it affect the condensation, cloud formation, and the amount of rain?
As the air parcel move higher into the troposphere, how does it affect the condensation, cloud formation, and the amount of rain?
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Warmer weather causes more severe rainstorm. As an air parcel rises, energy transfers from the
Warmer weather causes more severe rainstorm. As an air parcel rises, energy transfers from the
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As temperature increases, the rate of evaporation increases. When an air parcel starts with a higher temperature,
As temperature increases, the rate of evaporation increases. When an air parcel starts with a higher temperature,
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How does temperature affect the level of air parcel rising up?
How does temperature affect the level of air parcel rising up?
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As you move away from the Earth’s surface into space,
As you move away from the Earth’s surface into space,
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If an air parcel is warmer than the surrounding air,
If an air parcel is warmer than the surrounding air,
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The layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth, where weather happens is called
The layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth, where weather happens is called
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Explain how warmer weather causes more rain. Use all these vocabulary words: temperature, evaporation, air parcel, troposphere, energy transfer, condensation, amount of rain.
Explain how warmer weather causes more rain. Use all these vocabulary words: temperature, evaporation, air parcel, troposphere, energy transfer, condensation, amount of rain.