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Weather

Air Movement Convection Currents

Weather Weather Forecasting

Mixed Review

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Convection currents in the atmosphere

Wind

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Air pressure __________ as you move up through Earth’s

Atmosphere.Increasing

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Part of the earth where temperatures are warmest because the sun’s rays strike at a

more direct angle.

Equator

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Wind and storms are caused by differences in air speed and

________.

temperature

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Air pressure is a result of ________.

Electricity

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Weight of air pushing down on an area.

Atmospheric pressure

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The rising and sinking of matter in a circular pattern caused by temperature differences.

Convection Currents

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A large body of air with similar properties all through it is an _______.

Air Mass

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A boundary between two air masses.

Front

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Wind that spirals inward around an area of low pressure.

Cyclone

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Most weather moves from _____ to _____ over North

America.

West to East

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A funnel cloud that has touched the ground.

Tornado

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Weather that gets their energy from warm air over land.

Hurricane.

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A wind that changes direction with the season.

Monsoon

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Spot in the middle of a hurricane where winds are gentle.

Eye

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Doppler radar is very useful for tracking _________.

Tornadoes

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A tool that measures the amount of rain that has fallen.

Rain Gauge

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The tool that measures the amount of moisture in the air.

Hygrometer

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A tool that measures air pressure

barometer

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A tool that measures wind speed.

anemometer

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The higher up in the atmosphere you go the air pressure _______.

decreases

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The air mass from this area is cold and fairly dry, very little water evaporates from the land.

Continental Polar Air

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This air mass forms over the ocean near the poles where it is cold, but relatively moist.

Maritime Polar Air

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A front that doesn’t move very much, or it moves back and forth over the same area..

Stationary front

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Winds that spin in the opposite direction of a cyclone.

Anticlone