1. why do clouds form as air moves over a mountain?
2.why do cool surface currents caused the air above them to become cooler?
2.why do cool surface currents caused the air above them to become cooler?
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1.When wind blows across a mountain range, air rises and cools and clouds can form. Another way that mountains cause cloud formation is when air rises because the mountain is warmer than the surrounding air and causes the air to rise. Once the air rises, it follows the same process to form clouds as described above. The types of clouds that form in this case are cumulonimbus (and associated mammatus clouds), and cumulus.
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