Which of the following is a type of fog that forms in the valleys due to temperature inversions?
A. Radiation fog
B. Advection fog
C. Valley fog
D. Upslope fog
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Valley fog forms in mountain valleys due to temperature inversions, where cold, dense air settles in the valley, and radiation fog forms in the cooler air.
Explanation:
Temperate rainforests are characterized by mild temperatures (rarely freezing) and abundant rainfall (over 2,000 mm per year), supporting dense forests with diverse species.
Explanation:
A negative AO phase is characterized by higher than normal pressure over the Arctic and lower than normal pressure over the mid-latitudes. This allows cold Arctic air to spill southward, leading to colder winters in the mid-latitudes.
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