Weather Symbols
Equinoxes and soltices
Winds
Storms
Extra info
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A big blue L
What is a Low Pressure Area?
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If there is a solstice in the summer, is it the shortest or longest day of the year.
What is the longest day.
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Winds that are predictable.
What is global winds?
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The three types of major storms.
What is thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes.
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Differences in air pressure.
What is what causes winds.
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A Big Red H
What is a High Pressure System?
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A day with equal time of day and night.
What is an equinox.
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Winds that are unpredictable.
What is local winds.
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Weather that has a funnel and has very violent winds.
What is a tornado?
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The time when sea breezes are in action.
What is during the day.
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An area of cold weather.
What is a cold front?
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What to seasons do equinoxes occur in.
What is spring and autumn.
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global winds near the poles
What is polar easterlies
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Warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico, and cool, dry air from Canada, that creates instability in the atmosphere.
What is how tornadoes form.
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In the US Tornado Alley.
What is where most tornadoes form in the world.
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an area of warm tempature
What is a warm front
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What seasons do solstices occur in.
What is summer and winter.
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Winds that blow In between the doldrums and the prevailing westerlies.
What are horse-latitudes?
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Near the equator.
What is where hurricanes form.
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How winds is tied to weather.
What is winds can move weather around the world, and winds is also associated in different types of weather.
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A stationary front.
What is a combination between a warm and cold front.
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What are the four approximate dates of equinoxes and solstices.
What is around, June 21, September 21, December 21, and March 21.
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Winds that cover a lesser amount of space.
What are local winds.
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Storms that travel along a cold front.
What is a thunderstorm.
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A warm air mass moves to replace a cooler air mass.
What is what happens along a warm front?
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