This is a boundary between two different air masses and determine which way the air mass is moving.
What is an air front
Earth's seasons are caused by this phenomenom in which the earth goes around the sun.
What is revolution/orbit
This moon phase is represented by image 3 on the white board.
What is a first quarter moon.
The sun is the only this in our solar system.
What is a star.
DAILY DOUBLE!!
This type of pressure system results in precipitation and nasty weather.
What is a low pressure system
The image on the white board will produce this kind of tide.
What is a spring tide.
This moon phase is represented by image 8 on the white board.
What is a waning crescent moon.
This is the hottest layer of our atmosphere.
What is the thermosphere
This type of air front causes short-lasting severe storms followed by a drop in temperature.
What is a cold front
Summer would occur in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at these two letter locations on the board.
What is D and G.
Image 4 best represents this moon phase.
What is a waxing gibbous.
These two things are what the inner planets have in common with each other.
What is a rocky surface and small in size.
An anemometer is a weather tool that is used to measure this.
What is wind speed
Fall/Autumn will occur in the Southern Hemisphere at this letter locations on the board.
What is F.
The name of this moon phase will occur after the moon phase in image 6.
What is a third (last) quarter moon.
This happens to the revolution of a planet the farther it is from the sun.
What is the revolution gets longer.
A sudden change in weather at a certain location is likely caused by this, which is usually preceded by by a front.
What is an air mass
The Northern Hemisphere moving from point G to point C in the diagram will result in this amount of daylight.
What is shorter daylight.
This term is used to describe moon phases that occur after a full moon in which the light reflected off the moon is shrinking.
What is waning
DAILY DOUBLE!!
This is the order of the planets from largest to smallest.
What is Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury