Geography · Climatology - Clouds and Atmospheric Radiation
Consider the following statements: I. The warming influence of clouds is linked to their ability to absorb and re-radiate outgoing infrared radiation. II. Nimbus clouds are typically high-level clouds that do not yield precipitation. III. Low, thick clouds tend to reflect incoming solar radiation and thereby cool the Earth's surface. Which of the statements given above are correct?
- 1None of the above
- 2I and III only✓
- 3III only
- 4I and II only
Correct answer
I and III only
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