🌧 Weather Vocabulary Practice

A large body of air with roughly the same temperature and humidity.

• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass
• Maritime Tropical Air Mass

Cold and dry air mass that forms over land

• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass
• Maritime Tropical Air Mass

Hot and dry air mass that forms over land.

• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass
• Maritime Tropical Air Mass

Cold and wet air mass that forms over water.

• Maritime Polar Air Mass
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Tropical Air Mass

Hot and wet air mass that forms over water.

• Maritime Tropical Air Mass
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass

A transition zone between two different air masses at the Earth's surface.

• Weather Front
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass

A type of weather front where cold air masses overtake warm air masses.

• Cold Front
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass

A type of weather front where warm air masses overtake cold air masses.

• Warm Front
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass

A type of weather front where a cold air mass and a warm air mass meet, but neither pushes the other out of the way.

• Stationary Front
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass

A type of weather front where an air mass gets separated from the ground by a fast-moving cold air mass, resulting in heavy rain.

• Weather Front
• Air Mass
• Continental Polar Air Mass
• Continental Tropical Air Mass
• Maritime Polar Air Mass