8. Atmospheric Process

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Atmospheric Process!!!!!
This photo is from June 2, 2025 and shows the atmosphereic process of clouds forming. It is a giant size scale of miles as far as I can see and so very up high. The conditions for clouds to form has to have moisture and heat. The heat will bring up water vapor gas because it rises because of convection until the humidity is too high and no more water can fit into the air. There will be cooling and create little particles of water that form the clouds that condense. It won't stay forever, only until the temperatures increase and the cloud particles can go back into the air.

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