Why Can Rain Fall from a Cloud without Wetting the Ground?
Explore virga: precipitation that falls from a cloud without reaching the ground. Learn how evaporation, sublimation and observation height help explain it.
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Explore virga: precipitation that falls from a cloud without reaching the ground. Learn how evaporation, sublimation and observation height help explain it.
A mountain-wave lenticular cloud does not trap the air inside it. Repeated condensation and evaporation can preserve a nearly stationary outline while air flows through.
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