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Convective condensation level



The convective condensation layer (CCL) represents the height where an air parcel becomes saturated when lifted adiabatically to achieve buoyant ascent. It marks where cloud base begins when air is heated from below to the convective temperature, without mechanical lift.

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Atmospheric pressure · Baroclinity · Cloud · Convection · CAPE · CIN · Dew point · Heat index · Humidex · Humidity · Lifted index · Lightning · Pot T · Precipitation · Sea surface temperature · Surface solar radiation · Surface weather analysis · Temperature · Theta-e · Visibility · Vorticity · Wind chill · Water vapor · Wind
 
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