Layers of Atmosphere
Types of Clouds
Weather Instrument
Weather Related Phenomenon
Weather Front
100


As altitude increases, the air pressure







Decreases

100


Cirrus clouds are




thin and feathery



100

This instrument is used to measure temperature

Thermometer

100


Thunderstorms form in what type of clouds?




Cumulonimbus



100

On a weather map, a RED line with half-circles represents?

Warm Front

200

The_________is the outermost layer

Exosphere

200


Clouds that are flat and layered are known as



Stratus Clouds

200


This instrument measures the direction of the wind



Wind Vane

200

A funnel-shaped cloud that reaches down from a storm cloud to touch Earth’s surface and creates destruction is a —

Tornado

200

On a weather map, a BLUE line with triangles repsents?

Cold Front

300
  1. The ______________________ is the hottest layer because energy from the sun hits there first

Thermosphere 

300

What does most precipitation start out as in the clouds?

Snow

300

This instrument is used to measure the air pressure

Barometer

300

What are the six types of weather related phenomena? 

Tornado

Hurricane

Drought

Blizzard

Flood

Thunderstorm

300


What typ of weather do you see with a low pressure?




Lousy weather, clouds and rain



400
  1. The ________________________ is the coldest layer

Mesosphere

400

What are the four main cloud types?

Nimbus

Stratus

Cumulus

Cirrus

400


This instrument is used to measure humidity



Hygrometer

400


This phenomena needs warm, moist air rising and occurs over water



Hurricane 

400

What type of weather do you see with a High Pressure?


Happy weather, lots of sunshine



500
  1. The ___________________________ contains the ozone layer

Stratosphere

500

What are clouds made of? 

water droplets 

500

This instrument is used to measure wind speed

Anemometer

500


This phenomena is associated with cumulonimbus clouds, and may produce a tornado and hail



Thunderstorm

500


During which phenomena should you move to higher ground for safety?



Hurricane and Flood

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