Weather Tools
Weather Fronts
High vs Low Pressure
Air Masses
Misc.
100

This tool measures TEMPERATURE

Thermometer

100

These types of fronts are drawn using a blue line with blue triangles 

Cold Front

100

Picture #2 shows the symbol for

High Pressure

100

How many letters are used to name and air mass

2

100

Which color do we use to symbolize OCCLUDED FRONTS?

Pink or Purple

200

This tool can tell you how much it has RAINED recently

Rain Gauge 

200
A warm front is symbolized using the color ______.

Red

200

What is the symbol for LOW PRESSURE?

L

200

The letter C stands for 

Continental 

200

In air masses, the letter M stands for

Meritime

300

To find out WHICH DIRECTION the wind is blowing, we should look at?

A wind vane

300

Picture number 1 shows a

Stationary Front

300

Wind blows from ______ pressure to ______ pressure areas. (high to low? or low to high?)

High to Low Pressure

300

Air masses that are continental are made over land which means they are ____.

DRY

300

In air masses, T stands for TROPICAL, which tells us that the air is _____.

Hot or Warm

400

The wind is blowing 5 mph, which tool did we use to measure that?

Anemometer

400

When a cold front takes over a warm front, the warm air gets pushed to the _______. (top or bottom?)

Top

400

In a LOW PRESSURE area, we would expect to see what kind of weather?

Stormy weather, clouds, precipitation

400

An air mass with the name CP, is from a Tropical or Polar region?

POLAR

400

Which type of front does not move in any direction?

Stationary

500

755 mmHg is a reading we might find on a ___________. (HINT: pressure)

Barometer

500

What type of weather do we see along the fronts?

STORMY Weather

500

In a HIGH PRESSURE area, we would expect to see what kind of weather?

Fair weather, clear, sunny skies

500

An air mass with the name MP is moist? or dry?

moist

500

An air mass with the name CP is hot? or Cold?

Cold