Climate
Weather
Clouds
Water cycle
Air Masses
100
Temperature and precipitation
What effects climate?
100
A condition in Earth's atmosphere at a specific time and place.
What is weather?
100
Suspended ice crystals or water droplets in the air.
What are clouds?
100
Movement of water in the atmosphere, living things, and land.
What is the water cycle?
100
LArge area when moisture and content are the same throughout the area.
What is an air mass?
200
Sun powers the water cycle which affects temperature
How does the Sun affect climate?
200
Visibility, humidity, wind, precipitation, temperature, and air pressure
What is causes weather?
200
Gas to liquid.
What is condensation?
200
water cycle influences precipitation which determines climate.
How does the water cycle affect climate?
200
The boundary between 2 air masses.
What is a front?
300
The range of temperature throughout the year sees how hot or cold a place is for a long time.
How does temperature affect climate?
300
The amount of water vapor in the air
What is humidity?
300
On a surface where condensation of water droplets happen.
What is cloud condensation nuclei?
300
Condensation is a big part of the water cycle and affects humidity and visibility.
How does the water cycle affect weather?
300
When 1 air mass runs into another air mass.
How does a front form?
400
See if the area is dry or is moist for a long time.
How does precipitation affect climate?
400
The measure of how far you can see.
What is visibility?
400
Sun's unequal heating causes wind which moves clouds.
How do clouds move?
400
Precipitation, condensation, and evaporation.
What are three major parts of the water cycle?
400
Air mass effects humidity and temperature moving to a new location.
How does air mass affect weather?
500
Weather condition for a long period of time
What is climate?
500
More condensation than evaporation
What is dew point?
500
Steam fog, radiation fog, and sea fog.
What are types of fog?
500
Forms of water that fall from clouds.
What is precipitation?
500
Air masses don't have big temperature differences at the equator.
Why do fronts not usually form at the equator?
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