Air Pressure
Lake Effect
Air Masses and Fronts
Orographic (rain shadow) Effect
Miscellaneous
100
Cold and dense air is this type of air pressure
High
100
The side of Michigan that receives lake effect snow.
West/Left
100
A cold and dry air mass.
Continental Polar
100
The side of the mountain that receives high amounts of precipitations
Windward
100
The process of continuous water movement throughout Earth.
The Water Cycles
200
The tool we use to measure atmospheric pressure
Barometer
200
The direction the prevailing wind has to be coming from for Hudsonville to receive Lake Effect Snow.
West
200
A boundary where a cold air mass overtakes a warm air mass.
Cold Front
200
The side of the mountain that experiences the rain shadow effect
Leeward
200
The air pressure in Hudsonville MI
Between 1008-1012 mb
300
Characteristics of a high pressure area
Sunny, dense, sinking air
300
The meteorologist that predicts snow days due to lake effect.
Blake Harms
300
The air mass that takes places over Arizona, New Mexico.
Continental Tropical
300
Prevailing winds must blow over this for the orographic effect to occur
Large Body of Water
300
Long-term average conditions of a place.
Climate
400
Characteristics of a low pressure area
Rainy, cloudy, windy, rising air
400
This portion of the water cycle is the process that forms clouds that we experience during lake effect.
Condensation
400
The two properties we use to describe an air mass.
Humidity and Temperature
400
Properties of a rain shadow
Arid, dry, little vegetation
400
What can be said about the average temperature in Brownsville during 2012 compared to the average. 
The average temperature is higher
500
Air travels in this direction due to air pressure
From high to low
500
The four characteristics needed for lake effect to occur.
Land and water temperature difference
A large body of water
Unfrozen water surface
Light wind
500
2 Characteristics of a warm front.
Warm Temperature, Light Precipitation, Slow Movement, Warm Air Rises Over Cold Air
500
Draw a model of the orographic effect
500
The air mass that is causing the cold front moving through the midwest.
Continental Polar