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Which thin, wispy clouds are made of ice crystals?
Answer: Cirrus
Why: Sitting above 20,000 feet, cirrus clouds form where extreme cold freezes moisture straight into ice crystals.
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What is the calm center of a hurricane called?
Answer: Eye
Why: Sinking air inside the eye prevents clouds from forming, creating clear skies surrounded by the violent eyewall.
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At what temperature does air become fully saturated?
Answer: Dew point
Why: Reaching the dew point pushes relative humidity to 100 percent, forcing excess vapor out as fog, dew, or clouds.
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What is a long period of abnormally dry weather?
Answer: Drought
Why: Droughts often build silently over months, depleting soil moisture and groundwater before rivers dry up.
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How many times hotter than the Sun's surface is lightning?
Answer: 5 times
Why: Lightning can peak around 30,000 kelvins, easily surpassing the Sun's surface temperature of roughly 5,800 kelvins.
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In which atmospheric layer does almost all weather occur?
Answer: Troposphere
Why: Nearly all weather is confined to the troposphere because it holds almost all of the atmosphere's water vapor.