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The 10 pages that link to Lifting condensation level, each with the reason it gives.

• Orographic precipitationRelated: It marks where terrain-lifted air first reaches saturation.

• ThunderstormRelated: It marks the approximate cloud base when surface air is lifted.

• Cumulus cloudRelated: It often marks the level of a cumulus cloud’s flat base.

• Cloud classificationRelated: Cloud-base height is tied to where rising air reaches saturation.

• Cloud baseRelated: It often approximates the cloud base formed by air lifted from the surface.

• SupercellRelated: Its height helps indicate the cloud-base conditions relevant to tornado formation.

• Stratus cloudRelated: Its height helps determine where a lifted moist air layer first becomes stratus.

• Cumulonimbus cloudBroader topic: It helps determine the cloud base when moist surface air rises.

• Cumulus humilisRelated: It helps determine the cloud's base as surface air rises and cools.

• Cloud (meteorology)Broader topic: It often marks the base of clouds formed by rising air.