What change of state of water requires more latent heat energy: Freezing water or Making a Cloud?

Book link and power point attached

Discussion

Given that air temperature cools by 10 degrees Celsius for every 1,000m you climb, if you go to a hike from the Chaffey campus, at an elevation of 2,000 meters above sea level, where the temperature is 60°C. and you hike up the mountain and eventually reach 4,000 meters above sea level what will the temperature be at your destination?
What change of state of water requires more latent heat energy: Freezing water or Making a Cloud? Describe why
What is the standard sea level air pressure in the unit ‘inches of mercury’?
Which type of latent heat energy transfer occur when Solar energy strikes the ocean water?
Which type of latent heat energy transfer occur when clouds form as air rises in the atmosphere?

Forcasting Assignement

Using:
https://weather.com/
https://www.weather.gov/

Part 1- Research and write out the current weather conditions
Using the data you find, make a forecast for the next three days as to what will occur using the terms: a). Wind Speed, b). Wind direction, c). Relative humidity, d). Atmospheric pressure, e). Location of nearest High and Low Pressure cells, f). Possible weather events (rain, thunderstorm, lightning or any other events). This report needs to be detailed, accurate and use the terminology from the textbook to discuss the current and possible weather over the three-day period. You don’t have to predict the weather correctly, but you need to use the terms correctly in your prediction. If you don’t want to upload the video to YouTube, upload the video file to Canvas in your submission if its possible (file size may restrict some videos and YouTube may be required if that occurs).
Part 2- Now use this information you’ve gathered to made a presentation of the weather forecast like a weather reporter on television would make to discuss the current conditions and your prediction for the next three days based on the terms: a). Wind Speed, b). Wind direction, c). Relative humidity, d). Atmospheric pressure, e). Location of nearest High and Low Pressure cells, f). Possible weather events (rain, thunderstorm, lightning or any other events). Post your video to YouTube (you can make it private if you would prefer) and paste the link to the video in your report.

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