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the atmospheric conditions, along with short-term changes, of a certain place at a certain time, can change quickly or be the same for several days in a row is
weather
climate
percipitation
Long-term average weather patterns in a larger regional area, affected by Latitude
Altitude
distance from large bodies of water
ocean currents
prevailing winds
mountain ranges
seasonal winds
is
climate
weather
love
Short period of time
Certain place
specific time are used to describe
weather
climate
long term
Regional area
based largely on geographical situations such as proximity to large bodies of water, latitude, and altitude are used to describe
climate
weather
Describe state of the atmosphere is a similarity between
(a)
temperature, humidity, percipitation, wind speed, pressure, and dew point are used to describe variables of
weather
climate
air movement from high to low pressure and uneven heating of Earth's surface are two factors of what
wind
snow
rain
weather
caused by uneven heating of the Earth - cause air masses to move is a
global wind
local wind
trade wind
air that flows over a smaller area of the Earth due to differences in air pressure is a
local wind
global wind
sea breeze
steady winds that flow from east to west are
trade winds
prevailing westerlies
jet streams
doldrums
trade winds are a
global wind
local wind
primary wind belt in the U.S.A. causing air masses to move west to east are
Prevailing westerlies
Polar easterlies
Trade winds
Sea breezes
prevailing westerlies are a
global wind
local wind
cold winds that blow from east to the west near the North Pole and the South Pole are
polar easterlies
north easterlies
south easterlies
arctic easterlies
polar easterlies are a
global wind
local wind
Polar - moving cold air from poles to the tropics
Tropical - warm air from the tropics to the poles are
Jet streams
Doldrums
Trade winds
Land breezes
jet streams are a
global wind
local wind
little movement at the equator are
Doldrums
Polar easterlies
Sea breezes
Prevailing westerlies
doldrums are a
global wind
local wind
Occurs during nighttime
wind blows from land to sea
Land cools down more quickly at night - high pressure
Warmer Air over water becomes area of low pressure are
land breezes
Prevailing westerlies
doldrums
jet streams
Occurs during day time
wind blows from sea to land
Land warms up quick during day - low pressure
Cooler Air over water is high pressure are
Sea breezes
Land breezes
Trade winds
Jet streams
land breezes are
a local wind
a global wind
sea breezes are a
local wind
global wind
Trying to draw a straight line on a balloon while another person spins the balloon is an example of a
(a)
Natural process that heats the Earth’s atmosphere
Sunlight (IR) passes through but cannot escape is the definition of
the greenhouse effect
warm front
tornado
dew point
Increased concentrations of carbon dioxide in the greenhouse effect result in
(a)
A scientist who studies and predicts weather
collect and analyze data to make predictions about the weather
use observations and technology to determine how global patterns affect weather is a
(a)
A cold air mass runs into a warm air mass. The type of weather it has is heavy rain and severe weather/thunderstorms
cold front
warm front
stationory front
frozen front
A fast-moving warm air mass overtakes a slower-moving cold air mass. The rype of weather it has is Gentle rain for long periods of time.
warm front
cold front
occluded front
stationary front
A warm air mass runs into a cold air mass but neither one can move the other. The weather it has is Clear skies to partly cloudy skies with occasional light rain
stationary front
warm/cold front
occluded front
cool front
A warm air mass is caught between two cold fronts. The weather it has is a Mix of rain showers and thunderstorms
occluded front
warm front
cold front
stationary front
Warm and cold ocean currents will affect the temperature of the air masses directly above them in the atmosphere is a relationship between
air masses and ocean currents
stationary fronts and ocean currents
air masses and tidal waves
stationary fronts and tidal waves
Amount of water vapor in the air is
humidity
rain droplets
hail
sleet
Take shelter inside. "When thunder roars, head indoors." If outdoors, keep away from trees, poles, and high places are precations to take for a
thunderstorm
tornado
winter storm
hurrican e
Go to a safe area and stay away from windows and doors in a house. Preferably seek shelter in a basement, or center of a house/building are precations to take for a
tornado
hurricane
winter storm
thunderstorm
Stay inside and have water and food ready in case the power goes out are precations to take for a
winter storm
hurricane
thunderstorm
tornado
Stay on high grounds. Have water and food on hand or be ready to evacuate are precations to take for a
hurricane
thunderstrom
snow storm
tornado
Model of which storm on a radar
thunderstorm
snow storm
hurricane
tornado
model of which stormon a radar
tornado
thunderstorm
snow storm
hurricane
model of which storm on a radar
winter storm
hurricane
tornado
thunderstorm
model of which storm on a radar
hurricane
tornado
winter strom
thunderstorm
The process that occurs when water—in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail—is released from the clouds and falls to the ground due to the force of gravity.
percipitaion
condensation
transpiration
evaporation
Rain, snow, sleet, hail are examples of
Precipitation
Condensation
Transpiration
Evaporation
The process that occurs when water vapor (a gas) cools and changes back into liquid droplets.
Condensation
Transpiration
evaporation
percipitation
Water droplets forming when breathing on a cold window pane or mirror
Water droplets forming on the outside of a cold cup on a warm day are examples of
condensation
evaporation
transpiration
precipitation
The process that occurs when plant leaves release water vapor (a gas) into the air.
transpiration
precipiation
evaporation
condensation
there are no examples for
(a)
The process that occurs when the surface of liquid water heats and changes into water vapor (a gas).
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
transpiration
The steam coming off of a boiling water in a pot are examples ao f
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
transpiration
Costs money, creates pollution, and limited supply are
cons on earth for using fossil fuels
cons on earth for using cars
cons on earth because of overpopulation
hebf
Make the most of our resources. Find ways to reduce use and reuse resources. Rain catchers to water a garden are sustainable. Reduce plastic packaging.
practice of using less of a resource to keep it around for a longe is
(a)
destroying habitats
digging deeper for fossil fuels
Over use of organisms for food are activities
(a)
A layer which consists of O₃ in the stratosphere which protects us from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation. The ozone layer is at risk of disappearing.
(a)
Made of liquid water droplets falls when temperatures in teh air and at the surface are above freezing. Rain can start as water droplets or ice crystals in a cloud but always fall as liquid water is how
(a)
The balls of ice that fall from clouds. Created in thunderstorm clouds. Water droplets form in the cloud and get pushed upward, where temperatures are colder. The droplets freeze and form hailstones. The hailstones grow as more water droplets freeze onto them and eventually fall to the ground is how
(a)
Icy precipitation that forms when a thin layer of warmer air comes between layers of cold air. A top layer of below-freezing are creates ice crystals that melt as they fall through a thin layer of above-freezing air. If enough room between warmer air and the ground, the water droplets re-freeze in a bottom layer of below-freezing air and fall as sleet is how
(a)
falls when all the air between the cloud and Earth’s surface is below freezing. Each snowflake has their own unique shape is how
(a)
