Question

Select the BEST response below to describe how moist air can be lifted to form a cloud (select one response below): Group of answer choices Orographic lifting occurs when air is forced upward by a barrier of mountains or hills. Convective lifting occurs when air heated at the earth's surface rises in the form of thermal currents or bubbles. Widespread ascent results from the interaction of air masses, or the movement of a cold air mass forcing warm air to rise ahead of it. Mechanical (or frictional) turbulence occurs when the air flow is deformed into a series of eddies as it moves over the earth's surface. All of the above.

Answer 1

The answer is "All of the above".

Step-by-step explanation:

Moist air may be elevated to form a cloud in different ways, as follows:

• Electrical or frictional turbulence allowing air to deform when Eddie moves over the crust of the ground.
• If two continental plates meet as well as the cold air forces the hot air to just go up but so clouds form. Through merging or vertical lifting.
• The orographic raising was its term given to the air process which rises to the cloud when an obstacle is met.
• As sunlight heats its earth's surface and warms that air in contact with the air, creating a heat transfer throughout the mass of air but instead rises in the form of heat currents or bursts.