Convective Cloud Formation is a meteorological process in which clouds develop due to the vertical ascent of warm, moist air masses driven by atmospheric instability and buoyancy forces.
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Representation of Clouds in Large-Scale Models
M. Tiedtke · Monthly Weather Review · 1993 · 1K citations · Full text
From aerosol-limited to invigoration of warm convective clouds
Ilan Koren, Guy Dagan, Orit Altaratz · Science · 2014 · 339 citations
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