The observation of a single, seemingly insignificant phenomenon can sometimes lead to the development of entirely new scientific fields. elaborate share
Ocean acidification is making it harder for shellfish to build their shells and skeletons. elaborate share
Hurricanes only form over water that's at least 80°F (27°C). elaborate share
Some tropical cyclones have eyewalls that are so large they contain smaller, secondary eyewalls. elaborate share
Jet streams can reach speeds exceeding 200 mph. elaborate share
There's a humidity type called "absolute humidity" which measures the actual mass of water vapor present in a given volume of air, regardless of temperature. This differs from relative humidity, which is a percentage. elaborate share
Stratus clouds are so low they can sometimes produce drizzle, but rarely heavier precipitation. elaborate share