Weather General
Clouds
Severe Weather
Air Masses
Fronts
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What refers to the short-term changes in the atmosphere?

Weather

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White, feathery highest clouds

Cirrus 

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It brings high winds, heavy rains. lightning and sometimes hail.

Thunderstorm

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It a huge body of air that forms over ocean or land in tropical or polar regions of the Earth. 

Air Mass 

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What is kind of front moves in such a way that colder air replaces warmer air?

Cold front

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It is the average weather in a location over long period of time.

Climate

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White blanket of gray, "high fogs, low clouds

Stratus

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They are huge powerful storms that form out over the ocean.

Hurricanes

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An air mass  that originates in warm temperature region.

Tropical air mass

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A front that moves in such a way that warmer air replaces colder air.

Warm front

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What measures air pressure?

Barometer

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Puffy, flat bottoms, low in the sky

Cumulus

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They are violent column of wind that spin very fast.  

Tornadoes

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If an air mass is formed over ocean it is called________. 

Maritime air mass 

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It is a kind of front which is stationary or nearly so. 

Stationary front

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What are the different climate zones?

Polar, Temperate and Tropical

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Thunderstorm clouds 

Cumulonimbus

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What are other  names for Tornadoes?

Twister, Cyclone and Funnel

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What is responsible for heating up the Earth unevenly which creates different climate zones?

Sun 

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A composite of two fronts as a cold front overtakes a warm front or stationary front.

Occluded front

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Why is weather forecasting very important?

To plan the day, to prepare during severe weather

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What made up clouds?

Water droplets or ice crystals floating in the sky

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Why are hurricanes dangerous?

They can cause huge amounts of damage caused by flooding or storm surge.

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What are the 4 types of air masses?

Maritime Polar, Maritime Continental, Continental Polar and Continental Tropical

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What are the 4 kinds of fronts?

Cold, warm, occluded and stationary fronts