wave sensors and radars); cloud cover and cloud phase (from traditional passive visible and infrared measurements and from newer active instruments); snow cover, sea ice cover, and soil moisture (mostly from passive micr

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• Energy
• Building biology
• Heating
• ventilating
• and air conditioning
• Building automation
• Smart grid
• Heat pump
• HVAC
• Air conditioner
• Technology
• Building engineering
• Architecture

Cloud seeding Frequently Asked Questions What are clouds and how are they formed? Clouds are composed of water droplets and sometimes ice crystals. Clouds form when air that is rich in moisture near

Source URL: www.hydro.com.au

• Precipitation
• Snow
• Clouds
• Particulates
• Cloud seeding
• Cloud
• Snowflake
• Ice nucleus
• Ice
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Weather modification

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• Storm
• Precipitation
• Thunderstorm
• Tornado
• Rain
• Hail
• Cloud
• Ice
• Snow
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

CONTRAILS, WHAT ARE THEY? Condensation trails or ‘contrails’ are line-shaped white cloud like streams that are sometimes visible behind jet aircraft, normally when cruising at high altitude. This factsheet explains h

Source URL: www.airservicesaustralia.com

• Psychrometrics
• Atmospheric thermodynamics
• Cirrus cloud
• Ice
• Water vapor
• Cloud
• Humidity
• Water
• Chemtrail conspiracy theory
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Contrail

1)   It   is   stated   in   the   response   that   mid-­‐level   RH   does   "NOT   PRECEDE"   the   increase   of   low-­‐level  vorticity.  According  to

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• Atmospheric thermodynamics
• Precipitation
• Atmospheric convection
• Rain
• Convection
• Cloud
• Water vapor
• Ice
• Snow
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Thermodynamics

Clouds Clouds are made of tiny drops of water and ice that are so small they float in the air. In the picture above, draw a circle around the name of the cloud you think you can see today.

Source URL: www.sydneyobservatory.com.au

GOME Satellite Detection of Ozone Vertical Columns over a Snow/Ice Covered Surface in the Presence of Broken Clouds S. Tellmann, V. V. Rozanov, M. Weber, and J. P. Burrows Institute of Environmental Physics, University

Source URL: www.iup.uni-bremen.de

• Chemistry
• Oxygen
• Ozone depletion
• Disinfectants
• Gases
• Ozone
• Cloud top
• Atmospheric radiative transfer codes
• European Remote-Sensing Satellite
• Spaceflight
• Earth
• Environmental chemistry

HAZARDOUS WEATHER PHENOMENA High Ice Water Content Bureau of Meteorology › Aviation Weather Services High ice water content

Source URL: www.bom.gov.au

• Water ice
• Glaciology
• Ice
• Minerals
• Cirrus cloud
• Cloud
• Rain
• Atmospheric convection
• Thunderstorm
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Precipitation

Atmos. Chem. Phys., 11, 8363–8384, 2011 www.atmos-chem-phys.net[removed]doi:[removed]acp[removed] © Author(s[removed]CC Attribution 3.0 License. Atmospheric

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• Rain
• Cirrus cloud
• Cloud
• Cumulonimbus cloud
• Wind
• Ice
• Atmospheric convection
• Mammatus cloud
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Precipitation

The NASA Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite (ICESat) Series: Science, Data Products and Operations B. E. Schutz and H. Rim(Center for Space Research, University of Texas at Austin) and T. Neumann and Scott Luthcke (

Source URL: ilrs.gsfc.nasa.gov

• ICESat
• Altimeter
• LIDAR
• Spacecraft
• Spaceflight
• ICESat-2