Fronts
What front is represented with a blue line with blue teeth on it?
Cold Front.
What happens if you go up in the atmosphere?
It gets colder and there is lower pressure.
What is the weather?
Weather is the specific pressure, temperature, and precipitation level of a specific place and specific time.
What happens to air pressure at a cold front?
It gets lower.
What is used to measure how much rain is in an area?
Rain Guage.
What front is represented with a red line with red humps on it.
Warm Front.
What layer of the earth's atmosphere has the most weather?
Troposphere.
What is climate?
Climate is the normal weather and humidity and pressure in a given area.
What happens to air pressure at a warm front?
It gets higher.
What is used to measure wind speed?
Anemometer.
What weather comes with a warm front?
Calm sunny weather.
Which layer of the atmosphere has the jet stream?
Upper Troposphere.
A what studies and forecasts the weather using data gathered from many sources?
Meteorologist.
What happens to air pressure as you go up?
It gets lower.
What is used to measure wind direction?
Wind Vane.
What weather comes with a cold front?
Stormy weather (Super Cells).
What gas makes up most of the atmosphere?
Nitrogen.
When water droplets in a cloud combine, become too heavy, and fall to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, or hail, we are experiencing what?
Precipitation.
What happens to air pressure if you go down or stay on ground level?
It gets higher and stays constant.
Barometer.
What happens when a warm front and a cold front collide?
A stationary front is formed.
What gas is the gas that humans breathe?
Oxygen.
What type of severe weather is described as a violent, whirling wind that moves in a narrow path overland?
Tornado.
Where in the air or on the ground has the highest air pressure?
On ground level.
What are used as pinpoints on a weather map that has wind direction and speed on them along with cloud cover?
Weather Station.