Clouds
Fronts
Weather Factors
Weather Tools
Severe Weather
100
This cloud is fog in this area.
What is stratus?
100
This front is symbolized by triangles on a weather map.
What is a cold front?
100
These are properties of air that affect weather.
What are weather factors?
100
This tool measures air temperature in fahrenheit and celcius.
What is a thermometer?
100
Daily Double. This scale measures a tornado's strength.
What is the Fujita scale?
200
This cloud brings all day rain or snow.
What is nimbostratus?
200
This front is symbolized by half-circles on the weather map.
What is a warm front?
200
This is heat transfering in waves.
What is radiation?
200
This weather tool measures air temperature in millibars(mb).
What is a barometer?
200
This country has the most tornadoes per year.
What is the U.S.A.?
300
This cloud produces thunderstorms.
What is cumulonimbus?
300
Daily Double. A cold front forms this way.
What is a cold air mass colliding with a warm air mass and forcing the warm air mass up?
300
This is heat transfering because 2 things are touching each other.
What is conduction?
300
This weather tool measures wind speed in miles per hour(mph).
What is an anemometer?
300
All tornadoes start in this cloud.
What is a cumulonimbus?
400
This prefix means low.
What is strato?
400
A warm front forms this way.
What is a warm air mass colliding with a cold air mass and the warm air mass slideing over the cold air mass?
400
This weather occurs during high pressure.
What is fair and sunny?
400
These lines on a weather map connect places of equal pressure.
What is an isobar?
400
A hurricane must have sustained winds of at least this speed.
What is 74 mph?
500
These are the 3 cloud prefixes.
What are alto, strato, and cirro?
500
This front brings all day rain or snow.
What is a stationary front?
500
This is why warm things rise and cool things sink.
What is convection?
500
This weather tool measures humidity in percent(%).
What is a hygrometer?
500
Name 5 things a hurricane can bring when it reaches land.
What are high winds, torrential rain, tornadoes, and storm surges?
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