Geography
Humidity, evaporation, and condensation
Practice questions
Why can atmospheric instability increase when moist air rises?If (e_s) increases rapidly while (e) increases only slightly, what will happen to (RH)?After evaporation increases moisture in near-surface air, why can evaporation slow down?What is the main reason dew formation becomes less likely on cloudy nights?Why does the body feel hotter in warm and humid air?Why can pollution and fog persist together during a temperature inversion?In high clouds, through which process can ice crystal formation increase precipitation chances?If both air temperature and dew point are rising, which conclusion should be drawn carefully?Why does variation in atmospheric water vapour strongly affect local climate?Air is called saturated at (100%) relative humidity, but what can happen to extra vapour?If air over a lake is calm, what effect will a moist layer near the surface produce?In which condition may cooling alone not be sufficient for effective condensation?Why is vapour pressure called partial pressure in humidity study?If maritime air moves over warm land and rises, why can deep clouds form?Which statement shows that specific humidity does not change directly like a temperature-based percentage?If water vapour directly becomes ice on a below-freezing surface, what is it called?Clothes dry faster in strong wind. What is the micrometeorological reason?When air cools, (e_s) decreases. What is its importance in cloud formation?Why can rising moist air produce more clouds than rising dry air?If dew point is below freezing and air is saturated, which surface phenomenon is possible?