Quote:
Originally Posted by bdhill1979  The suffix nimbus just means rain, the taller the cumulus, the higher the updrafts are reaching, meaning a more powerful downdraft. Turbulence is something else entirely. |
Meaning since the cumulus is higher in a towering cumulus, then turbulence is greater. bah. I got it wrong.
Another question that I struggled with. Is high pressure associated with what type of weather. I thought it was usually good weather but not always.