is it possible for upslope fog, orographic rainfall, and wave clouds to form on the same mountian range?

Answer 1

Of course! Any mountain range can produce wave clouds and all you need is moisture to produce the other two.

Answer 2

Yes it can, only if all the mechanisms come together.. The air near the ground has to be near saturated to form upslope fog, more lifting will form orographic rainfall and wave clouds need something else called a gravity wave. That happens hen the air is stable in the mid-level to upper levels. Gravity waves are like ripples of air. For example: If you throw a rock in pond, the water will splash and then turn into waves. That is how gravity waves work they cause wave clouds to form. So in my opinion waves clouds form together with orographic rainfall, but the rainfall will have to be at low levels and not high above because the air will be to stable.

Answer 3

Is that a trick question? Of course all those conditions of weather can form on the same mountain range.

Answer 4

Sure is.