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Which of the following in NOT a type of condensation? Fog, Snow, Cloud or Dew

Snow

100

What kind of weather would an anticyclone likely bring? 

Dry and clear

100

The jet stream causes the weather across the United States to move from:

West to East

100

How are local winds created?

Uneven heating of the earth

100

During what time of day do land breezes occur?

During the night

200

What type of air mass would form over Canada?

Continental polar

200

What kind of weather would cumulonimbus clouds likely bring?

Thunderstorms.

200

What kind of weather would an anticyclone likely bring?

Dry and Clear
200

What kind of weather would an occluded front likely bring?

Cloudy; rain or snow may fall.

200

A storm surge is a dangerous part of what?

A hurricane. 

300
Large thunderhead clouds that produce precipitation are called?
Cumulonimbus Clouds. 
300

What kind of weather does a stationary front bring? 

Many days of cloudy wet weather. 

300

What is lightning?

An electrical discharge between oppositely charged areas. 

300
Why do meteorologists track cyclones and anticyclones? 

They help predict stormy or clear weather. 

300

What kind of front forms when a cold air mass displaces a warm air mass?

A cold front.

400

How does a warm front form?

Warm air moves over cold air and replaces it.

400

Images of weather systems that show the weather at all altitudes on television come from where?

Weather satellites. 
400

Strong updrafts within a thunderstorm can produce what? 

Hail. 

400

As the earth rotates, the paths of winds bend. What is this apparent bending of the wind?

The Coriolis Effect

400

What kind of front forms when a warm air mass is trapped between two cold air masses and forces it to rise?

An occluded front. 

500

What kind of information can you get from a weather map?

Location of air masses, isobars, the locations of weather fronts. 

500

What happens to the relative humidity of air as it rises and cools?

It decreases.

500

In order for a strong wind to blow from one location to another, what factor must differ between the two locations? 

Air pressure

500
The lines connecting points of equal air pressure on a weather map are called?

Isobars.

500

What happens when air reaches its dew point?

Condensation occurs, the air is saturated, relative humidity is 100%

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