The Atmosphere
The Water Cycle
Air
Energy
Storms
100

This is where almost al of the Earth's weather occurs.

What is the Tropospere.
100
This is the most common form of precipitation.
What is rain.
100

These are 2 kinds of weather fronts and their symbols.

What are cold (pointy) and warm (curved)

100

The word that tells how the Sun's energy gets to Earth.

What is, radation.

100

When the sun heats and evaporates large amounts of ocean water it can form this type of storm.s

What is a Hurricane.

200

Air pressure does this as altitude increases.

What is decreases.

200

This makes water evaporate.

What is solar radiation (heat energy)

200

How do you know which direction a weather front (storm front) is moving.

What is the points or bumps point in the direction the front is moving.

200

In an energy diagram, this shows energy absorbed by the Earth.

What are arrows ending pointing to the Earth.

200

When air masses come together in the center of the US they form these dangerous storms.

What are tornadoes

300

The temperature decreases as altitude goes up in these layers of the atmosphere.

What are the Troposphere and the Mesosphere.

300

This is the reason why weather around the word is different.

What is the uneven heating of the earth. Water heats up and cools down less quickly than soil.

300

Air with lots of this in it warms more slowly and cools more slowly, resulting in more moderate and mild climate.

What is lots of water, air by the coast.

300

On an energy diagram, this shows energy reflected away from the Earth.

What are arrows that end pointing away from the Earth and out into space.

300
Storms normally occur near this type of weather front.

What are cold fronts.

400

These are the 4 main layers of the atmosphere in order from the Earth.

What are the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere and thermosphere

400
This is the instrument that is used to measure rain.
What is the rain gauge.
400

Air behind a warm front can be described as this.

What is warmer and more humid.

400

The O-zone layer, in the stratosphere, does this.

What is absorbs UV radiation.

400

This is what happens when there are long periods of little or no precipitation.

What is drought.

500

The temperature of this layer of the atmosphere ranges from -55*C to 15*C

What is the Troposhpere

500

The cycle of heating and rising then cooling and falling is called.

What is a convection current.

500

Air behind a cold front can be described as this.

What is colder and dryer.

500

This keeps heat energy from escaping the atmosphere, leading to global warming and climate change.

What are greenhouse gasses.

500

How does the pressure change during a large storm.

What is it drops

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