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 Meteorology  Simulations
Precipitation forms within clouds through two main processes: the collision-coalescence process and the Bergeron process.
Precipitation types such as ice pellets, snow pellets, and freezing rain result mainly from temperature variations in the air through which rain or snow fall.
Most efforts at precipitation modification are founded on the theory that some clouds are deficient in freezing nuclei.
highered.mcgraw-hill.com /sites/0073659630/student_view0/chapter6/simulations.html   (772 words)

  
 Meteorology - Unit 5 - Cloud Development and Precipitation
Describe the formation of precipitation according to the collision and coalescence process.
Stability is a measure of the tendency of air that has been lifted or lowered to return to its original level, or equilibrium position.
Describe the formation of precipitation according to the ice-crystal (Bergeron) process.
physics.uwstout.edu /wx/Notes/ch5notes.htm   (157 words)

  
 Meteorology - Unit 5 - Cloud Development and Precipitation
Describe the formation of precipitation according to the collision and coalescence process.
Stability is a measure of the tendency of air that has been lifted or lowered to return to its original level, or equilibrium position.
Describe the formation of precipitation according to the ice-crystal (Bergeron) process.
physics.uwstout.edu /wx/Notes/ch5notes.htm   (157 words)

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