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Two ingredients present to form cloud
air which has reached dew point, condensation nucleus
Air rises, expands, cools to dew point, clouds.
convective cooling
Temperature change due to change in pressure
adiabatic temperature change
When air is forced up (cool air which would not rise except it's being shoved up or over a mountain)
forced lifting
When warm air flows over a cold surface and cools to dew point, then forms clouds
advective cooling
layered, usually low-altitude, forms by advective cooling. "Overcast clouds", little rain
Stratus
heaped/piled, mid-altitude, forms by convective cooling, fair-weather clouds
Cumulus
curly, high-altitude, wispy, made from icy crystals
Cirrus
mid-level altitude
Alto
Rain
Nimbo or nimbus
heavy, dark, low altitude clouds, bring large amounts of rain/snow
Nimbostratus
"thunderheads", tall, cause thunderstorms, winds, heavy rains, hail, tornadoes
Cumulonimbus