The stroke order reading method of cloud

The stroke order of cloud characters is horizontal (Hé ngé), apostrophe (piě zhé) and dot (di m 4 n).

Cloud Description: Cloud is a visible polymer floating in the air, which is composed of small water droplets or small ice crystals formed by cold liquefaction of water vapor in the atmosphere. Here are some possible weather conditions when clouds appear:

1, cirrocumulus: It means sunny weather. If cirrocumulus is connected with a large stratiform cloud, it may rain.

2. cirrostratus: It usually means sunny or cloudy weather. The halo of the sun or the moon can be seen around cirrostratus, which is a precursor of heavy rain.

3. Cumulus: It usually means cloudy or cloudy. The clouds of high cumulus clouds are often arranged in order, and sunlight is transmitted between the clouds, but the probability of rain is very small.

4. High-level clouds: usually mean cloudy or light rain. The high-level clouds cover the whole sky like a huge curtain, blocking the outline of the sun and the moon, and there will be no halo.

5. Cumulus: It usually means sunny, partly cloudy or cloudy weather. The shape and height of cumulus clouds can indicate wind speed and direction, and can also indicate severe weather such as thunderstorms, hail or tornadoes.

6. Different kinds of clouds may correspond to different weather conditions when they appear. Please note, however, that these are just experiences, and the actual weather conditions are also affected by many other factors. It is suggested to use more professional weather forecast to understand the specific weather conditions.

cloud formation

1. air convection: air convection refers to the vertical or horizontal flow of gas due to temperature difference. When solar radiation can heat the ground air, the ground air is heated and rises, forming a low-pressure area. The air in the high-pressure area flows to the low-pressure area to supplement the air rising on the ground, thus forming wind. This air convection movement provides the necessary conditions for the formation of clouds.

2. Water vapor condensation: Water vapor condensation is the key process of cloud formation. When the warm and humid airflow rises to a certain height, water vapor will condense into water droplets or ice crystals due to the temperature drop. The substance composed of these water droplets and ice crystals is a cloud.