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Lifting Due To Topography
produces orographic clouds
When air is confronted by a mountain, it is lifted up and over the
mountain,
cooling as it rises.
If the air cools to its saturation point,
the water vapor condenses and a cloud forms.
These types of clouds are called
"orographic clouds",
which develop in response to lifting
forced by the topography
the earth.
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