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21
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Science &
Weather
100
This is the opposite of evaporation
What is condensation?
100
This is the best guess before something happens.
What is a forecast?
100
This is the air that surrounds Earth.
What is the atmosphere?
100
This is the movement of air from water to land.
What is a sea breeze?
100
The sound of rapidly expanding air.
What is thunder?
200
This is the average weather condition of a place or region.
What is climate
200
Counter-clockwise
What is the direction in which a low pressure system turns?
200
This is the atmosphere in which all organisms on Earth exist.
What is the troposphere?
200
These are winds that blow in a predictable direction.
What are global winds?
200
It is any storm with a low pressure center and counter clock-wise motion.
What is a cyclone?
300
This is current.
What is the ongoing movement of ocean water?
300
A weather balloon measures these three things.
What are temperature, air pressure, and humidity?
300
Humidity.
What is the amount of water vapor in the air?
300
Convection.
What is the transfer of heat through motion?
300
When a tropical storm turns into a hurricane.
What happens when the wind speed reaching more than 119 km an hour in a tropical storm?
400
This describes the Labrador current.
What is the current that moves from the North Pole toward the equator?
400
It is a high pressure system.
What is a mass of air with the highest air pressure in the center?
400
This is what air pressure depends upon.
What is temperature?
400
The reason that air pressure at the poles is higher than the air pressure at the equator.
What is the fact it is colder?
400
Front
What is a meeting between air masses?
500
This is where El Nino happens.
What is South America and the southwest region of the US?
500
Jet stream.
What is a global wind that is a high altitude wind?
500
These are the four factors of air pressure.
What are height, volume, temperature, and the amount of water vapor?
500
The reason for convection currents.
What is uneven heating of the Earth's surface?
500
The Coriolis Effect.
Why do hurricanes rotate counter-clockwise in the Northern hemisphere?
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