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WorksheetsStorms and Predicting the Weather
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 2mins
How are hurricanes put into categories?
the amount of rain that falls
how big the center eye is
how fast the wind speed is
if the water is cool or warm
A rotating storm with wind speeds over 119 km/h (74 mph) is...
Tornado
Hurricane
Thunderstorm
Tsunami
Why do hurricanes rotate?
the coriolis effect
continental deflections
global winds
the sun
A huge mass of ocean water that floods land by the coast is called
Hurricane
Storm surge
Rain wall
Ocean surge
Which one describes a tornado?
a rotating storm with wind and rain that forms over warm ocean water
a storm that has severe lightning, thunder, and heavy rain
flooding that happens near the coastlines
a rotating column of air with very high wind speed
What is at the center of the hurricane?
nose
mouth
eye
ear
What is a meteorologists?
A person who reports the traffic
A zologist
A person who studies the weather and tries to predict it.
A person who reports the weather on the news.
What is an isobar?
Lines joining on the map that have the same air pressure
Lines joining on the map that have the same tempature
What is an isotherm?
Lines joining on the map that have the same air pressure
Lines joining on the map that have the same tempature
Standard symbols on weather maps show fronts, areas of high and low pressure, types of _______________, and temperatures.
condensation
precipitation
exaltation
What is not a symbol for precipitation?
Sleet
Isobars
Rain
Snow
What type of front is shown?
Warm Front
Cold Front
Occluded Front
Stationary Front
You would expect to see clouds forming and possible precipitation
in Utah (the H)
in Florida
in Nebraska (between the H and the L)
in Indiana
Alabama and Georgia?
Where is the Gulf Coastal States receiving its warm front from?
Tropical currents
Antartic currents
Artic Jetstream
Pacific currents
Which cross section below best represents the air masses, air movement, clouds and precipitation occurring behind and ahead of the warm front located between stations A and B?
Which things on the map indicate that this is a low pressure area?
The letter "L"
The barometric pressure decreases as you go toward the middle
The counterclockwise movement of winds
The high temperatures
The differences between air temperature and dew point
The arrows on which map represent the direction of surface winds associated with this low pressure system?
What is the symbol for the warm and moist air mass?
mT
cT
cM
mP
mA
What is the symbol for the cold and dry air mass?
cT
cM
cP
mT
mP
