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Continental Arctic
Continental Polar
Maritime Polar
Maritime Tropical
Continental Tropical
100
Symbol for Continental Arctic
What is cA
100
Symbol for Continental Polar
What is cP
100
Symbol for Maritime Polar
What is mP
100
Symbol for Maritime Tropical
What is mT
100
Symbol for Continental Tropical
What is cT
200
Characteristics of Continental Arctic
What is very cold, dry
200
Characteristics of Continental Polar
What is Cold, dry
200
Characteristics of Maritime polar
What is cool, moist
200
Characteristics of maritime tropical
What is warm, moist
200
Characteristics of Continental Tropical
What is hot and dry
300
Source region for cA
What is Northern Canada & Arctic Circle
300
Source region for cP
What is Canada & Alaska
300

Source region for mP

What is the ocean, often near Northern Asia or northern North America?

300
Source region for mT
What is Gulf of Mexico, Western Atlantic, Tropical East Pacific
300
Source region for cT
What is Mexican Plateau and desert Southwest
400

This is the name of the snow formed from cA- Hint: It makes Buffalo, NY one of the snowiest cities in the US.

What is "Lake Effect Snow"?

400
cP and cA can have this effect on Florida
What is freeze crops or create a frost
400

Name a city affected by mP.

What is Seattle?
OR
What is (any city in the Pacific Northwest, western Canada, or southern Alaska)? 

400

mT provides this throughout the year for the East Coast of North America.

What is moisture?
OR
What is humidity? 

400
Boundary between cT and mT
What is a dryline
500

An air mass is at least this big.

What is 1000 square km or square miles?
OR
What is up to half of a continent? 

500

An air mass is named for this.

What is the source region? (moisture content and temperature)

500

Source regions for air masses must have these characteristics.

What are flat (relatively) and similar moisture and temperature throughout?

500

Air masses are important to study because...

What is "they help predict weather"?

500

cP and cA never pass these mountains in North America.

What are the Rockies?