Vocabulary
The condition of the outside air or atmosphere at particular time and place.
What is weather?
Cold air moves in, warm air rises above.
What is the description of cold front?
Large, towering, puffy clouds.
What are cumulonimbus clouds?
Heavy rain at night
What is a cloud with multiple raindrops in front of a moon?
Water breaks (weather breaks)
What is a way to reduce the impact of water on land?
Precipitation, air pressure, humidity, wind, clouds and fog.
What are the elements of weather.
Warm and cold air meet and do not move.
What is a stationary front?
Wispy clouds that do not bring rain.
What are cirrus or stratus clouds?
Heavy snow at night.
What is multiple snowflakes in front of a moon?
The damage to infrastructure.
What is important to analyze after a disaster?
2 air masses with different temperatures/densities collide but do not mix.
What are fronts?
Creates strong winds and severe storms.
What is a cold front?
Rain and storms.
What type of weather can result from cumulonimbus clouds?
A circle with a number in it and an arrow.
What is the speed and direction of wind?
Evacuation signs/training/alarm.
What allows people to react properly to disasters
Cold polar, humid cold, humid temperate, humid warm, hot dry.
What are the climate zones?
What is a warm front?
Clouds that are near the ground.
What is fog?
Green, yellow, orange.
What are the severe weather warning colors?
How many people need shelter.
What is important to assess after a disaster?
Cold air falls and warm air rises in a cycle.
What causes wind?
Either weather of a cold front or weather of a warm front.
What weather occurs after a stationary front?
UV 11
What is very high UV index?
Community center.
What is important to have in case of disaster?