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A- 9,000 feet AGL B- 10,000 feet AGL C- 11,000 feet AGL

#3410. At approximately what altitude above the surface would the pilot expect the base of the cumuliform clouds if the surface air temperature is 82F. And the dewpoint is 38F.?. A- 9,000 feet AGL B- 10,000 feet AGL C- 11,000 feet AGL. Sorry that is Incorrect. Go Back and Try Again.

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Remaining Course Schedule Thu, 16 November Supercells, part 2; Tornadoes, part 1

Remaining Course Schedule Thu, 16 November Supercells, part 2; Tornadoes, part 1 Wed, 22 November no class (study for the exam) Thu, 23 November no class (make-up; date/time/place TBA; Forecasting) Wed, 29 November Tornadoes, part 2 Thu, 30 November Hail; other hazards

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Announcements

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NATS 101 Section 13: Lecture 12

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Atmospheric Stability

Atmospheric Stability. Why do cumulus clouds develop? Why are temperature inversions associated with air pollution? Why do hot air or helium balloons rise?. Atmospheric Vertical Stability. A stable atmosphere has weaker mixing in the vertical

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