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more than 3 weeks ago
Weather occurs below 15km of the atmosphere because this is where most of the Earth's weather systems and phenomena are concentrated. The lower atmosphere, known as the troposphere, extends up to about 15km above the Earth's surface and is where most of the weather-related processes take place. This is where temperature, pressure, and humidity conditions interact to create weather patterns such as clouds, precipitation, and storms. Additionally, the presence of the Earth's surface below 15km also plays a significant role in influencing weather patterns through factors such as topography, land use, and surface temperatures.
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more than 3 weeks ago
Weather is what occurs in the troposphere, and the troposphere extends to a height of about 10-15 km (6-9 miles).
1. The troposphere contains most of the Earth's weather.
2. It is characterized by temperature decreasing with height.
3. This temperature gradient causes air to rise and fall, creating wind and clouds.
4. The troposphere also contains most of the Earth's water vapour, which condenses to form clouds and precipitation.
The weather does not occur above 15km of atmosphere because the atmosphere becomes too thin to support weather-producing phenomena.
1. The troposphere contains most of the Earth's weather.
2. It is characterized by temperature decreasing with height.
3. This temperature gradient causes air to rise and fall, creating wind and clouds.
4. The troposphere also contains most of the Earth's water vapour, which condenses to form clouds and precipitation.
The weather does not occur above 15km of atmosphere because the atmosphere becomes too thin to support weather-producing phenomena.
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