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This type of front moves slowly. 

Warm Front

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On a weather map, how is a cold front identified? 

Blue Triangles

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This type of front brings more humid conditions.

Warm Front

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On a weather map, how is a Warm front identified?

Red Semicircles

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A leading edge of air mass is called a...

front

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An air mass that forms over the equator is called...

Tropical 

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An air mass that forms over land is called...

Continental 

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An air mass that forms over water is called...

Maritime (m)

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Energy that travels from a source is called... 

radiation

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This type of front brings warmer temperatures.

Warm Front 

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Rising warm air creates a wind called a(n)....

Updraft 

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This type of front brings thunderstorms.

cold front

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On a weather map, what type of front has alternating blue triangles and red semicircles that are facing opposite directions?

A stationary front
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How cold does the air need to be for snow to occur?

32O

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On a weather map, how is an area of high pressure identified? 

H

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What type of weather would you experience if there were a low pressure air mass near you? 

Stormy Weather

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_______________  in the atmosphere refer to the flow of air in circular patterns. 

Convection currents

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What is the chemical symbol for the element mercury? 

Hg

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This refers to the weight of a column of air over a particular location. 

Air Pressure

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What instrument is used to measure air pressure? 

Mercury Barometer 

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What are the three types of the sun's radiation?

1) Visible Light 

2) UV

3) infrared


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This type of front can have long periods of rain that could cause a flood

Stationary Front

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What produces weather on Earth? 

The Sun

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What are the three major kinds of fronts?

Cold, Warm, and Stationary 

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What are the three characteristics an air mass can have? 

1) temperature

2) Pressure

3) Moisture 

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