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If a cumulus cloud is continuously growing vertically what risk may increase?

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Correct answer: Storm rainfall or cumulonimbus development

Correct answer: A. A cumulus cloud grows vertically when convection is lifting warm, moist air upward. Continued strong growth means that condensation and cloud development are active through a deep layer of the atmosphere. If the cloud becomes sufficiently tall and organized, it may develop into cumulonimbus, the type of cloud associated with thunderstorms and intense showers. Depending on conditions, strong updrafts, lightning, gusty winds, or hail may also occur, but the safe conclusion from the question is increased risk of storm rainfall or cumulonimbus development. B is wrong because continuing vertical cloud growth is not a sign of completely clear weather. C is unrelated to immediate cloud development. D is wrong because frost is not the expected main result of a growing convective cloud. Memory cue: growing cumulus is a warning sign, not simply a harmless cloud.

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CumulusCumulonimbusStorm PotentialClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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