Clouds
Precipitation
Properties of Weather
Wind
100

These types of clouds are wispy and curly

Cirrus

100

The process in which water vapor turns into a liquid.

Condensation

100

This device measures the temperature in the atmosphere

Thermometer

100

Wind moves from ________ pressure to _________ pressure

High, Low

200

These types of clouds are large piles or billows

Cumulus

200

These are three forms of solid precipitation

Hail, Sleet, Snow
200

This is the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere

Humidity

200

This device measures wind speed

Anemometer

300

These types of clouds are thin layers or sheets

Stratus

300

The temperature when condensation of water vapor occurs on a surface.

Dew Point

300

The freezing point of water in degrees Fahrenheit

32 degrees

300

This phenomenon causes objects to curve as they travel across Earth’s surface

Coriolis Effect

400

These two properties of weather control the development of clouds

Humidity and Air Temperature

400

Raindrops that build by joining many smaller drops of water.

Coalescence

400

The boiling point of water in degrees Celsius

100 degrees

400

This factor is the reason why wind turbines are not placed near cities with a lot of buildings

Friction

500

A cloud that is 4 km high and is shaped as flat layers of cloud is called this

Altostratus

500

This word is used to describe water vapor leaving the atmosphere in the form of tiny water droplets

Precipitation

500

This is the unit that a barometer uses to measure atmospheric pressure

Pascal

500

These are the three types of major global winds

Trade Winds, Westerlies, Polar Easterlies

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