Fronts
Where cold air moves under warm air.
What is a cold front?
condition of earth's atmosphere at a certain time and place.
What is weather?
The continuous movement of water throughout the atmosphere, the land, the ocean, and living things.
What is the water cycle?
The tool used to measure temperature.
What is a thermometer?
The part of the water cycle in which clouds are formed.
What is condensation?
Where warm air moves over cold air.
What is a warm front?
The measure of transparency of the atmosphere.
What is visibility
The forms that the water cycle recycles water through.
What is the gaseous state, the liquid state, and the solid state?
The instrument that is used to measure air pressure.
What is a barometer?
Ice crystals or water droplets suspended in the air.
What is a cloud?
Where cold air and warm air do not move.
What is a stationary front?
Air that moves horizontally or parallel to the ground.
What is wind?
THe thing the water cycle is powered by.
What is the sun?
The instrument that is used to measure rain.
What is a rain gauge?
Clouds that are formed near earth's surface.
What is fog?
The place where fronts form most often.
What is the middle latitudes?
Force of air molecules pushing on an area.
What is air pressure?
A factor that is needed to understand weather.
What is the water cycle?
The thing used to measure snow.
What is a meter stick?
The things that clouds are formed on.
What is cloud condensation nuclei?
Front that brings drizzly rain followed by clear weather.
What is a warm front?
Any form of water that falls to earth's surface from the clouds.
What is precipitation?
The snow, sleet, hail, and rain that falls from clouds.
What is precipitation?
THe thing used to measure humidity.
What is a psychrometer?
Four of the things that cloud condensation nuclei can be.
What is dust, salt, soil, and smoke?