Clouds
Alto- indicates this level of clouds.
What is mid-level?
This effect helps weather personnel determine is a storm is moving toward a specific location or away from it.
What is the Doppler Effect?
This is the middle layer of the atmosphere.
What is the mesosphere?
An animal that hunts another animal to eat it is called this.
What is a predator?
This is what a large H stands for on a surface weather map.
Cirrus clouds look like this.
What is wispy, curly hair?
These winds occur between 30 deg north latitude and 30 deg south latitude and also include the equatorial region.
What are the trade winds?
This layer of the atmosphere is the outermost layer.
What is the exopshere?
This ecological relationship is when one organism is harmed and the other benefits from a close relationship.
What is parasitism?
This is a line of equal barometric pressure.
What is an isobar?
Cumulus clouds look like this.
What is a heap, pile, or cauliflower?
This term is defined as a collision of two air masses.
What is a front?
Weather occurs in this layer of the atmosphere.
What is the troposhere?
This ecological relationship is when two organisms living closely together both benefit.
What is mutualism?
This is a line of equal temerature.
What is an isotherm?
These are the four main types of clouds.
What are nimbus, cirrus, stratus, and cummulus?
These are the three major components of weather.
What are wind, water, and temperature?
The ozone layer can be found in this layer of the atmosphere.
What is the stratosphere?
This ecological relationship is when one organism benefits and the other neither benefits or is harmed when living closely together with one another.
What is commensalism?
This describes a warm front on a surface weather map.
What is a red line with red half circles on it?
Cumulonimbus clouds would normally produce this type of weather.
What are thunderstorms or rain?
This instrument is used to measure barometric (atmospheric) pressure.
What is a barometer?
This atmospheric boundary lies directly above the stratosphere.
What is the stratopause?
When a small group of grizzly bears fight over salmon at a waterfall, it is this specific type of competition.
What is intraspecific?
This describes a stationary front.
What is a red and blue line with red half circles and blue triangles (that alternate sides)?