What Is Weather?
Water in the Air
Clouds & Precipitation
The Water Cycle
Weather Systems & Storms
100

Atmospheric conditions at a certain place and time

What is weather?

100

Amount of water vapor in the air

What is humidity?

100

Flat, layered clouds found at low altitudes

What are stratus clouds?

100

Process where liquid water turns into water vapor

What is evaporation?

100

Large body of air with uniform temperature and humidity

What is an air mass?

200

Scientist who studies and predicts weather

What is a meteorologist?

200

Amount of water vapor in the air compared to the maximum it can hold

What is relative humidity?

200

Fluffy, piled-up clouds that can grow into storms

What are cumulus clouds?

200

Process where water vapor cools and becomes liquid droplets

What is condensation?

200

System with sinking air and clear skies

What is a high-pressure system?

300

Measure of the average kinetic energy of air molecules

What is air temperature?

300

Temperature at which air becomes saturated and condensation occurs

What is the dew point?

300

Wispy clouds found high in the atmosphere

What are cirrus clouds?

300

Water that falls from clouds to Earth’s surface

What is precipitation?

300

System with rising air, clouds, and precipitation

What is a low-pressure system?

400

Instrument used to measure wind speed

What is an anemometer?


400

A cloud that forms at Earth’s surface

What is fog?


400

Precipitation that forms when snow melts, then refreezes

What is sleet?

400

Where most evaporation happens on Earth

What are the oceans?

400

Front formed when cold air pushes under warm air

What is a cold front?

500

Instrument used to measure air pressure

What is a barometer?

500

Instrument used to measure relative humidity

What is a psychrometer?

500

Precipitation that grows larger as it is lifted and dropped by updrafts

What is hail?

500

Correct order of water cycle stages

What is evaporation → condensation → precipitation → collection?

500

Intense tropical storm with winds over 119 km/h

What is a hurricane?

M
e
n
u