Sentence examples for circulation of clouds from inspiring English sources

Lowell dissipated as a tropical cyclone on September 1, though a low-level circulation of clouds could be seen on satellite imagery for the next few days.

The depression dissipated as a tropical cyclone on June 13, and its low level circulation of clouds persisted for a few days.

Once it lost its deep convection, Odile was steered southwestward by the low-level flow, before it dissipated as a tropical cyclone on October 2. Its remaining low-level circulation of clouds continued on a southwestward course thereafter.

They influence cloud microstructure and precipitation processes, which in turn affect the radiative properties of clouds, atmospheric circulation and thermodynamics, as well as radiative budgets1.

By the morning of September 3, convection had been sheared 125 mi (200 km) from the center of circulation, leaving only a swirl of clouds.

On October 10, a well-defined low-level circulation developed as a band of clouds formed in the northern portion of the system.

The local circulation of H2SO4 near the cloud base explains the observed accumulation of H2SO4 vapor beneath the equatorial cloud.

In addition, better representation of clouds, convection, and circulations is key to reducing uncertainties of climate sensitivity (Bony et al. 2015; Stevens and Bony 2013).

Akatsuki aims to solve the mystery of the atmospheric circulation and cloud formation of Venus, with secondary targets being the exploration of the ground surface and the zodiacal light observation during the cruise to Venus.

Topics include Earth's radiation budget, convection and clouds, the circulation of the atmosphere and ocean, and climate change.

Planetary rotation rate is one of the major factors determining the circulation of the atmosphere and hence the pattern of clouds: slowly rotating planets create thick clouds that reflect more and so can be habitable much closer to their star.