Precipitation would come down as snow rather than as rain when:

the temperature is below freezing point

the temperature is above freezing point

Place the label 'Precipitation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

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Place the label 'Condensation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

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Place the label 'Evaporation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

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Place the label 'Run Off' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

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Place the label 'Transpiration' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

The question has a diagram associated with it. The diagram has been stored separately.

Place the label 'Evaporation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

Place the label 'Condensation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

Place the label 'Precipitation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

What happens when a cold air mass slams into a warm air mass?

It causes thunderstorms and brings cooler temperatures

It brings light precipitation and warmer temperatures

A warm air mass slides over a cold air mass and brings ________.

light precipitation and warmer temperatures

heavy snowfall and colder temperatures

clear skies and no precipitation

Regions close to the equator are ______ and regions close to the poles are ______. Regions in the middle latitudes are ______.

Regions close to the equator are tropical and regions close to the poles are polar. Regions in the middle latitudes are temperate.

Regions close to the equator are polar and regions close to the poles are tropical. Regions in the middle latitudes are arid.

Regions close to the equator are temperate and regions close to the poles are arid. Regions in the middle latitudes are tropical.

Regions close to the equator are arid and regions close to the poles are temperate. Regions in the middle latitudes are polar.

Explain the process of a sea breeze using the diagram provided. Remember: Warm air always rises and cool air sinks!

Warm air rises over the land, and cool air from the sea moves in to replace it, creating a breeze.

Cool air rises over the land, and warm air from the sea moves in to replace it, creating a breeze.

Warm air rises over the sea, and cool air from the land moves in to replace it, creating a breeze.

Cool air rises over the sea, and warm air from the land moves in to replace it, creating a breeze.

Which global winds affect us the most and how do they affect us?

Westerlies affect us the most by carrying warm, moist air across continents.

Trade winds affect us the most by influencing weather patterns and ocean currents.

Polar easterlies affect us the most by bringing cold air to lower latitudes.

Doldrums affect us the most by causing calm and stormy weather near the equator.

What does the Jet Stream do?

It is a fast flowing air current in the atmosphere.

It is a type of weather phenomenon that causes rain.

It is a type of cloud formation.

The Gulf Stream is a:

warm ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean

The Gulf Stream is a powerful, warm ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean. What does the Gulf Stream do?

It warms the coastal regions of Europe.

It cools the coastal regions of Europe.

It has no effect on the climate.

It causes hurricanes in the Atlantic.

a type of tropical cyclone characterized by strong winds and heavy rain

What damage do hurricanes cause?

Hurricanes cause flooding and wind damage.

Hurricanes cause only wind damage.

Hurricanes cause only flooding.

What is the difference between weather and climate? Give an example. Weather is what is occurring at a specific time and location. Climate is the weather pattern over a long period of time for a specific area.

Weather is the short-term state of the atmosphere, while climate is the long-term pattern of atmospheric conditions.

Weather is the long-term pattern of atmospheric conditions, while climate is the short-term state of the atmosphere.

Weather and climate are the same and can be used interchangeably.

Weather is the pattern of atmospheric conditions over a long period, while climate is the specific atmospheric condition at a given time.

How does the prevailing westerlies affect NC weather?

They bring mild and wet weather from the Pacific Ocean.

They bring warm and moist air from the Gulf of Mexico.

They bring cold and dry air from the Arctic.

They have no significant effect on NC weather.

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What is the state of the atmosphere at a given point in time?

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Humidity

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What is air pressure?

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Which type of pressure is associated with happy weather and clear & fair skies?

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Low Pressure

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Which type of pressure is associated with lousy weather and cloudy & precipitation?

High Pressure

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What is rain?

Frozen chunks of ice that fall from the sky

Liquid water that falls from the sky - Above 32 degrees

Frozen ice crystals that fall from the sky - below 32 degrees

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What is hail?

Frozen chunks of ice that fall from the sky - warm updrafts cause this

Liquid water that falls from the sky - Above 32 degrees

Frozen ice crystals that fall from the sky - below 32 degrees

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What is snow?

Frozen chunks of ice that fall from the sky

Liquid water that falls from the sky - Above 32 degrees

Frozen ice crystals that fall from the sky - below 32 degrees

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Weather Unit Review

What is the state of the atmosphere at a given point in time?

What is air pressure?

Which type of pressure is associated with happy weather and clear & fair skies?

Which type of pressure is associated with lousy weather and cloudy & precipitation?

What is rain?

What is hail?

What is snow?

What does a rain gauge measure?

Precipitation would come down as snow rather than as rain when:

Place the label 'Precipitation' in the correct location in the water cycle diagram.

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