Precipitation
tornado
Hurricanes
Fronts
Air masses
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what is precipitation.

the fall of water in a state of liquid, solid, and slush

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What is a tornado

A violently rotating column of air touching the ground, usually attached to the base of a thunderstorm.

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what is a Hurricane

A severe tropical storm that forms over warm ocean waters and moves toward land.

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What is a weather front.

the boundary between two air masses with different temperatures, densities, and humidity levels.

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What is an air mass

a large body of air that has a relatively uniform temperature and humidity

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How does precipitation affect weather.

Humidity, temp, and flooding.

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How does a tornado form

when wind variations with height support rotation in the updraft.

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How do hurricanes form

Over warm ocean water through a series of steps that involve heat, water, and wind.

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How does a weather front form.

when two distinct air masses with different temperatures and densities meet

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How does an air mass form

when a large body of air remains stationary over a specific region on Earth's surface, known as a "source region," for a long enough period to acquire the temperature and humidity characteristics of that area

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How does precipitation form?

When water vapor condenses into bigger and bigger droplets of water.

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What are the effects of a tornado.

 Automobiles to become airborne, rip homes to shreds, and turn broken glass and other debris into lethal missiles.

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What are the affects of a Hurricane.

devastating winds that can destroy buildings, power lines, and trees, causing widespread property damage; storm surge, a rise in sea level pushing large waves onto the coast leading to flooding and erosion; heavy rainfall causing inland flooding; potential tornadoes spawned by the storm; and disruptions to infrastructure like roads, bridges, and communication systems, often leading to power outages and displacement of people; all of which can result in significant loss of life and economic damage

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what are the effects of a front

sudden shifts in temperature, wind direction, and precipitation, often leading to rain, thunderstorms, and sometimes even snow

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What are the effects of an air mass

Changes in temperature, precipitation, and cloud formation

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what are some ways precipitation affects weather..

temp, humidity, and water level.

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How do tornados affect weather.

creating a localized area of extremely low pressure within a thunderstorm, causing strong, rotating winds that can rip through an area, often resulting in heavy rain after the tornado passes due to the storm system that spawned it

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What is the middle of the storm called

the eye

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What is the differences of a cold and warm front

a cold front brings cooler air rapidly, while a warm front brings warmer air more gradually

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Where does and air mass form

Oceans, desserts, and polar ice caps.

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What are the types of precipitation

rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, hail, drizzle, ice crystal, and graupel.

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How is a tornado different from a hurricane

Tornadoes are much smaller and form on land, whereas hurricanes are large-scale storms that develop over the ocean.

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what are all the types of hurricanes

cat1 cat2 cat3 cat4 cat5

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what are the 4 main types of fronts.

cold, warm, stationary, and occluded

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How does an air mass turn into a tornado.

When it meets and collides with another air mass of different temperature and moisture content.