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Lesson 9: Severe Weather Vocab
Math
100

air that is moving from a region of higher pressure to a region of lower pressure

Wind

100

water located underground that fills pore spaces in soil and rock layers

Groundwater

100

a huge volume of air that has a uniform temperature and humidity at a given altitude

Air Mass

100

a winter storm that lasts for at least three hours with winds greater than 56 km/h and large amounts of blowing snow

Blizzard

100

12x=48

x=4

200

the elevation of the land surface where the atmosphere meets the ocean

Sea Level

200

the movement of water through the Earth system

The Water Cycle

200

a weather front in which a cold air mass advances to replace a warm air mass

Cold Front

200

a period of unusually hot, and often more humid, weather than is typical for a region

Heat Wave

200

Simplify 12b+3a + 4 + 4b +2a

16b +5a + 4

300

the weight of the air pushing down on an area; the force exerted over an area by all of the air above that area

Atmospheric Pressure

300

solid or liquid water that falls from clouds to the ground

Precipitation

300

an area within the atmosphere where air is sinking and winds blow away from the center

High Pressure System

300

a huge, rotating, low pressure storm system that forms over warm water near the equator and has sustained wind speeds of 119 km/h or higher

Hurricane

300

10/x= 5

x=2

400

a property of matter that is equal to the amount of mass in a certain volume of matter

Density

400

the evaporation of water from the leaves of plants

Transpiration

400

an area within the atmosphere where air is rising and winds blow toward the center

Low Pressure System

400

a rotating column of air with extremely high wind speeds of 117 km/h or higher that touches the ground

Tornado
400

15/x + 2 =7

x=5

500

a tool used to measure atmospheric pressure

Barometer

500

the amount of water vapor in a given volume of air, usually expressed as grams per cubic meter (g/m3)

Absolute Humidity

500

a boundary between a cold air mass and a warm air mass that is not moving

Stationary Front

500

her such as blizzards, heat waves, severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes that can damage buildings or cause loss of life

Severe Weather

500

20x +10 = 100/2

x=2

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