
Tracking Storms Investigation 25-26
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Logan Tubb
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Tracking Storms Investigation
By Logan Tubb
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Poll
How are you feeling about predicting weather (air masses, fronts, pressure, using a weather map to track weather, etc.)?
I am very confused and need your help.
I am doing ok. I will get there!
Doing great! I will continue to do better as we learn more.
I am very confident and could teach this to someone.
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Open Ended
What is a question that you still have about predicting weather and tracking storms?
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Multiple Choice
What is the process that moves water from Earth's surface into the atmosphere?
Precipitation
Runoff
Evaporation
Condensation
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Multiple Choice
What is the process called when matter moves from the atmosphere back to the hydrosphere as show with arrow 2?
Precipitation
Condensation
Runoff
Evaporation
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What is the name of the process that brings matter from Earth's surface into the atmosphere as seen with arrow 5 in the diagram?
Precipitation
Condensation
Runoff
Evaporation
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Multiple Choice
Thermal energy from evaporating water drives the weather systems. What regions on Earth would have the MOST evaporation? Pick the BEST answer.
Along mountainous regions.
Near tropical rain forests.
Along coasts.
Near the equator.
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Multiple Choice
What is elevation?
the depth of the ocean
the height of the atmosphere
the depth of a lake
the height above sea level
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Multiple Choice
The rising and sinking of matter in a circular pattern due to differences in temperature:
convection current
ocean current
convection oven
climate zone
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Multiple Choice
Why is the poles colder than the equator area?
The sun is more direct
The sun is closer
The sun is less direct
The sun is further away always.
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How does air move?
Warm air rises and cool air sinks
Warm air sinks and cool air rises
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What are the characteristics of a high-pressure system?
Wind and rain
Humidity and thunder
Extremely hot temperatures
Clear skies and sun
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Multiple Choice
The percentage of water vapor present in the air is called ________________.
weather
humidity
air mass
dew point
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Multiple Choice
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When a high pressure system is approaching, what happens?
warm air is pushing under cold air causing humid weather and lower temperatures
warm air is pushing under cold air causing humid weather and higher temperatures
warm air rises over the cool air, then cools down, and causes heavy rain and thunderstorms
cold air is pushed over warm air causing rain and thunderstorms
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Multiple Choice
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What type of weather is a low pressure system associated with?
lousy (stormy) weather
happy (sunny) weather
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Multiple Choice
Describe how a cold front works in nature.
Cold air pushes a warm air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
Warm air pushes a cold air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
A warm and a cold air mass come together, but they cannot move each other.
Two cold air masses push a warm air mass up and trap the warm air mass from the ground.
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Multiple Choice
What are the four types of weather fronts?
Cold, Warm, Stationary, High
Cold, Warm, Occluded, Low
Warm, High, Low, Cold
Cold, Warm, Stationary, Occluded
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Multiple Choice
What weather does a cold front (and an occluded front) bring?
Dramatic weather with heavy precipitation
Calmer weather with light precipitation, if any
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What weather does a warm front bring?
Dramatic weather with heavy precipitation
Calmer weather with light precipitation, if any
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Multiple Choice
What weather does a stationary front bring?
Dramatic weather with heavy precipitation
Calmer weather with light precipitation, if any
Long periods of rain
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Multiple Choice
What tool measures temperature in the atmosphere?
Thermometer
Anemometer
Hygrometer
Rain Gauge
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Multiple Choice
Which tool measures air pressure in the atmosphere?
Hygrometer
Anemometer
Barometer
Rain Gauge
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Multiple Choice
What kind of weather do you predict with a high pressure system?
Fair weather, light precipitation (if any), cooler and drier
Stormy, heavy precipitation, warmer, more humid
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What kind of weather do you predict with a low pressure system?
Fair weather, light precipitation (if any), cooler and drier
Stormy, heavy precipitation, warmer, more humid
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If you were predicting the weather, and you noticed that the barometer reading was falling rapidly over a short period of time, what kind of weather could you predict?
Stormy weather will come into the area quickly.
Stormy weather will come into the area slowly.
The weather will not change.
The weather will be clear.
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Describe how a warm front works in nature.
Cold air pushes a warm air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
Warm air pushes a cold air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
A warm and a cold air mass come together, but they cannot move each other.
Two cold air masses push a warm air mass up and trap the warm air mass from the ground.
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Describe how a stationary front works in nature.
Cold air pushes a warm air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
Warm air pushes a cold air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
A warm and a cold air mass come together, but they cannot move each other.
Two cold air masses push a warm air mass up and trap the warm air mass from the ground.
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Multiple Choice
Describe how an occluded front works in nature.
Cold air pushes a warm air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
Warm air pushes a cold air mass out (or displaces) of the area.
A warm and a cold air mass come together, but they cannot move each other.
Two cold air masses push a warm air mass up and trap the warm air mass from the ground.
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Multiple Choice
You are using your weather tools to predict the weather in the morning. The barometric pressure is rising steadily, the hygrometer is at 30% humidity and dropping, and the anemometer is measuring wind speeds at 5 MPH. If the weather stays the same, what do you predict the weather to be like this afternoon?
Clear and fair
Stormy and humid
Rainy and mild
Cold and snowy
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Multiple Choice
What type of heat transfer causes the wind to blow?
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
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Multiple Choice
What type of weather front is moving across Texas?
Occluded Front
Warm Front
Cold Front
Stationary Front
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Cumulonimbus clouds often form along cold fronts. Which type of weather is most likely to occur along a cold front?
Sunny & Dry
Moderate temperature with no precipitation
Rain & possible thunderstorms
High Temperatures with rain
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High pressure systems are usually associated with what type of weather?
Clouds and precipitation
Fair weather and sunny
Severe Thunderstorms
Jet Streams
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Low pressure systems are associated with what type of weather?
Clouds & precipitation
Fair weather & sunny
Jet Streams
Dry Air
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A weather system brought gentle rain and an increase in air temperature. Which type of front could have caused this?
Warm Front
Cold Front
Occluded Front
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