Weather and Climate, Practice Quiz: Chapter 10

Weather and Climate, Practice Quiz: Chapter 10

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. The presence of which of the following conditions will NOT increase the chances of collision and coalescence?

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. Which of the following is NOT one of the steps involved in the formation of raindrops in warm clouds?

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. Which of the following statements about the Bergeron-Findeisen process is false?

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. Precipitation that falls into very dry air and completely evaporates before reaching the ground will produce what?

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. Which type of precipitation is most likely to fall when a warm layer of air at least 200 metres deep overlies a cold surface layer of air that is less than 250 meters deep?

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. Which type of precipitation is often responsible for power outages due to the weight easily breaking tree branches and electrical wires?

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. For hail to be considered severe, how large must hailstones be?

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. What are the most important measurements to take before determining if conditions are right to make snow?

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. Which type of precipitation most commonly occurs on warm afternoons?

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. Due to the fact that it receives a balance of frontal precipitation in the winter and convectional precipitation in the summer, which city has a relatively even distribution of precipitation throughout the year?

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. The terminal velocity of a water droplet increases with its size.

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. If there is a large difference in size between cloud droplets, it is unlikely that they will collide.

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. Hail is frozen precipitation that results from growth by aggregation.

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. If the air is very dry, it may be possible for snow machines to make snow even when temperatures are above freezing.

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. Frontal systems are the major producers of precipitation in the mid-latitudes.

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