fronts
clouds
precipitation
fog
fronts
100

Forms when a warm air mass pushes into a cooler air mass.  It moves more slowly and is less dense air  

warm fronts

100

most common high level clouds

cirrus, cirrostratus, and cirrocumulus

100

lack of precipitation that affects an area's crops

agricultural drought

100

process in which rain forms from melted snowflakes

Bergeron-Findeisen process 

100

boundary between two air masses of temperatures 

front

200

 It happens when two fronts meet from opposite directions, but neither is strong enough to displace the other. Winds blowing parallel to the front also help to not move 

Stationary front

200

Billowy, low-level clouds with flat bases

cumulus

200

water vapor whose temperature has dropped below the freezing point

supercooled temperatures

200

Which areas need large clouds droplets to stick together and grow larger in order to get rain

tropical areas

200

the four weather fronts

warm front, cold front, stationary front and occluded front

300

 fronts typically extend south and west of the center of a low-pressure belt lowering temperatures

Cold front

300

mid-level clouds that cover the sky and produce steady rain

nimbostratus 

300

liquid precipitation that freezes when it hits the ground 

freezing rain

300

three major factors that cause weather

Heat energy, uneven distribution of heat energy, and water vapor in the atmosphere

300

What does the occluded that is forming indicate

a frontal cyclone is ending

400

Occurs when a cold front overtakes a warm front, forcing the warm air to rise off the ground, is usually followed by harsher weather

Occluded front

400

least common type of high-level cloud

cirrocumulus 

400

drought that restricts on often you can water your lawn

socioeconomic drought

400

where does a frontal cyclone draw energy

warm air mass

400

process that is responsible for cloud formation 

adiabatic cooling

500

The four weather fronts

warm front, cold front, stationary front, Occluded front 

500

What type of cloud will form due to the differences in albedo 

stratocumulus

500

process of warm air up near the Earth's surface and rises forming clouds. This formation will be hindered by cold air

convection

500

type of air mass that is cold and dry

continental polar

500
correlation between increasing water vapor in the air and effects on density

water molecules are larger than air which decreases density