Weather Factors
Weather Tools
Weather Patterns
Severe Weather
The Atmosphere & Weather
Weather Patterns Part 2
Weather Patterns Part 3
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Temperature at which the air is saturated with water and condensation forms

What is the dew point?

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Shows the weather conditions at one very specific location

What is a station model?

100

Conditions are right for severe weather to occur, it is not occurring yet, but it has a chance to occur

What is a sever weather watch?

100

The most powerful type of severe storm

What is a hurricane?

100

If dots represent air molecules, what can be concluded from the diagram below?


What is there are less air molecules at higher altitudes, resulting in lower air pressure.

OR

What is there are more air molecules at lower altitudes, resulting in higher air pressure

100

Which of the following is showing the necessary conditions for the precipitation of rain?

What is warm air and cloud droplets throughout the atmosphere...diagram A?

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Type of air mass traveling south from Canada and is frigid

What is continental polar?

200

Use the graph to determine max water vapor at 5 degrees Celsius

What is about 0.4g/m3 to 0.5g/m3

200

Humidity (%), dew point

type of precipitation

What are symbols on a weather report map/station model?

200

What weather system is shown below?

What is a low pressure system?

200

Notification that severe weather is occurring in the area, take caution

What is a sever weather warning?

200

Current, short-term conditions of the atmosphere

What is the weather?

200

What type of front is this and what type of front is it?

This is a cold front, and it will bring intense/heavy precipitation and thunderstorms as the warm air mass is rapidly pushed upward and condenses

200

Air mass formed over the ocean near the equator

What is maritime tropical?

300

Measure of water vapor the air is holding compared to the amount needed for saturation at a specific temperature

What is relative humidity?

300

on a weather map, they connect equal points of temperature

What are isotherms?

300

What is in the forecast below?

What is a stationary front?

300

Type of severe weather that is not an intense tropic storm; forms from low pressure systems of continental air masses

What is a tornado?

300

Part of the water cycle that would be most noticeable on a summer day in an area under a low pressure system

What is part B, precipitation?

300

A boundary between cold and warm air masses

What is a front?

300

tracks areas of high and low pressure on a weather map using connected lines

What are isobars?

400

How fast the air masses are moving; units are in knots or mph; measured with an anemometer

What is wind speed?

400

Measured by human observation of the sky, shown on model as various levels of shading in the circle

What is cloud cover or sky conditions?

400

Hot and humid weather in Houston, TX during summer is most likely due to what type of air mass?

What is maritime tropical?

400

Produced during thunderstorms of continental air masses under low pressure; highly unpredictable in formation

What is a tornado?

400

typical weather for an area of low pressure

What is cloudy?

400

Type of air mass that produces heavy winter precipitation for Seattle, WA?

What is maritime polar?

500

Used to measure air pressure/barometric pressure

What is a barometer?

500

Why does high pressure mean good weather?

Air masses are sinking making it difficult for evaporation and condensation to occur, thus no clouds and no precipitation = no "weather"

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Type of weather expected in open circle of diagram below

What is hot and dry/little rain in summer, but cool and rain in winter?

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