Weather systems
Elements of Weather #1
Elements of weather#2
Weather and climate
Miscellaneous
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What does ITCZ stand for?

Inter-Tropical Convergent Zone

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What is the condition of Earth’s atmosphere at a certain time and place?

Weather

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What causes wind?

When air moves from high pressure to low pressure. The greater the difference, the stronger the wind. 

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Used to measure precipitation?

Rain gauge

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The winds in a northern hemisphere cyclone blow in this direction.

anticlockwise

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How does a cold front form?

When a cold air mass pushes under a warm air mass, forcing the warm air mass to rise.

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What is the measure of how hot or cold something is?

Temperature

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What kind of weather does a low pressure system bring?

cold, cloudy, rainy

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Cloud cover is measured in ________.

Oktas

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The term used to describe why inland areas have hotter summers and colder winters?

Continentality

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List two weather conditions associated with the passage of a tropical wave

A slight drop in temperature

Increase in wind speed

Heavy thundershowers

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What is the amount of water vapor in the air?

Humidity

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What is the force of the atmosphere on the surface of the earth?

Atmospheric pressure

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Climate is the average weather conditions over a period of __________

30 years.

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What type of graph is this?

 Climograph

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Tropical waves are areas of ________ atmospheric pressure

low

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What forms when water vapor condenses in the atmosphere?

Clouds

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What happens when air is warmed or heated by the sun?

It rises/evaporates

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Summer, rainy season, continentality, are terms related to?

Climate

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What type of rainfall is shown in the image?

Relief rainfall

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What type of weather system is shown at Y?

Anticyclone/high-pressure system

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What is used to measure air pressure?

Barometer

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What causes a low pressure system?

warm air rises and condenses as it cools

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The main difference between weather and climate is

Time

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Winds that blow constantly over an area that greatly affects its climate.

Prevailing winds

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