This term replaced "primary precipitate" in describing crystal grains that have settled in layered igneous formations, with the prefixes ad- and ortho- denoting the amount of crystallized interprecipitate material.
This term replaced "primary precipitate" in describing crystal grains that have settled in layered igneous formations, with the prefixes ad- and ortho- denoting the amount of crystallized interprecipitate material. The structures of this name have their bases at the lifting condensation level, and lend their name to the updraft-dominated first stage of thunderstorm development. The Lynmouth floods brought an end to the British government project of this name, in which RAF pilots conducted seeding experiments. These vertically- developed structures can grow past the congestus stage, transitioning to a related cloud type consisting of towers with characteristic anvil head tops. FTP, name this cloud type typically associated with fair weather, characterized by a cauliflower-like puffy top.
This term replaced "primary precipitate" in describing crystal grains that have settled in layered igneous formations, with the prefixes ad- and ortho- denoting the amount of crystallized interprecipitate material.
{cumulus} (accept {cumulate} before “lifting condensation level”)