The second layer of the atmosphere.

The third layer of the atmosphere.

The Fourth layer of the atmosphere.

The inner or first layer of the THERMOSPHERE.

The outer or second layer of the THERMOSPHERE.

A special layer of the atmosphere that protects us from UV(ultra violet rays) from the sun

The scientific name for the Northern Lights.

The most abundant gas found in our atmosphere.

The SECOND most abundant gas found in our atmosphere.

The gas humans breathe out and the gas plants use to make their food.

The conditions of the atmosphere at a certain time and place.

The different layers of gases that surround our Earth

Water in the form of gas.

Harmful substances found in the air, soil, or water.

A brown haze that forms over big polluted cities

Precipitation that is more acid than normal.

Any force pushing down on something

Air pushing down on a certain area that causes weather to change.

The two units used to measure air pressure. Check the two that apply.

The distance above sea level in feet.

The device used to measure air pressure.

The device used to measure humidity.

The device used to measure temperature.

The amount of matter(stuff) in a given volume or space.

The rays from the sun that cause sunburn.

These rays are felt as heat and are also known as heat rays.

The trapping of the sun's warmth by Earth's atmosphere causing Earth to warm up. The same idea as this building used to grow plants.

The transfer of heat from one object to another. (solid to solid)

The transfer of heat with liquids or gases.

Air moving horizontally from high pressure to low pressure

A device that measures wind direction ONLY!!

A device used to tell how strong wind is blowing AND the wind direction

A device used to measure wind speed in mph.

How cold the temperature feels to your body.

How hot the temperature feels to your body.

Wind that blows from the land to the water.

Wind that blows from the water toward the land.

The rainy season in Asia.

High bands wind that we use to tell if we will be above or below average temperatures.

The lines on a weather map that show barometric pressure.

Region near the equator with no/little wind.

A no/little wind area at 30 degrees north and south latitude.

Winds that blow from east to west by poles.

Winds that blow from west to east across the U.S. These winds are what bring our weather.

Winds that blow from Europe to North and South America. They were used to bring supplies between these three continents.

When liquid water changes to water vapor.

When water vapor changes into LIQUID. This is word is why clouds form.

The temperature at which water vapor turns to liquid or solid water

The percent of water vapor in the atmosphere.

Any form of water that falls from clouds.

How hot or cold the atmosphere is or any substance is.

Long periods without any precipitation.

A person who studies weather. (scientific name)

A cold air mass.(only cold and nothing else)

A COLD and WET air mass.

A COLD and DRY air mass.

A WARM and DRY air mass

A WARM and WET air mass

A DRY air mass. ( only dry nothing else)

A WET air mass. (only wet nothing else)

A WARM air mass ( only warm and nothing else)

A violent disturbance in the atmosphere.

A storm that produces thunder, lightning, and heavy rain.

When conditions are favorable for a storm to pop up.

The storm has been spotted or has developed and is moving in the direction you are located

When a funnel cloud touches the ground.

A tropical storm that forms in the ocean.

When electric charges jump cloud to cloud, cloud to ground, ground to cloud.

The part of U.S. that has the most tornadoes.

This chart measures the wind speed of tornadoes to classify them.

The big waves that develop from a hurricane.

When people have to move away temporarily from a hurricane.

Heavy snow along the Great Lakes region. (Best answer)

Heavy down pouring of rain in a short amount of time that causes a rapid rise in water.

When large rivers rise over their banks over time due to heavy rainfall or snow melting.

The weather conditions over a long period of time.

A climate like a desert or dry area

A cold climate with frozen soil year around.

Grassy flat land with few trees really common in Africa.

Soil that is completely frozen year round

Kinda dry area where only grasses grow and NO TREES.

An event where water warms in the Pacific Ocean to effect the weather in the United States.

An event where water COOLS in the Pacific Ocean to effect the weather in the United States.

What were the two titles of the topics we covered in SCIENCE this year.