Clouds
Atmosphere
Front Facts
Water Cycle
Fun Facts
100

What clouds are made of

Water and dust particles

100

Chemical element/gas the atmosphere is primarily made of

Nitrogen

100

The symbol for a cold front is a curved line with this shape on it

Triangle

100

Process that is part of the water cycle in which water in lakes and rivers changes to water vapor

Evaporation

100

You can tell the temperature by counting the ___ of a cricket

Chirps
200

A type of cloud

Cumulous, Nimbus, stratus and/or cirrus

200
A professional trained to predict weather

Meteorologist

200

A curved blue line with semi cirlcles on it is the symbol for 

What is warm front

200

when the water droplets in a cloud combine, become too heavy, and fall to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, or hail, we are experiencing

What is a precipitation

200

Natural phenomenon that often occurs after a volcanic eruption

Lightning

300
What type of cloud is wispy and feathery
What is cirrus
300

In the stratosphere, there is a layer of gas called the ozone. Name the function of the ozone layer

It blocks ultraviolet rays from the sun

300

True or false: When air is warmed by the ground the warm air becomes less dense and is pushed upward. 

True

300

Scientific name of the Water Cycle

Hydrologic Cycle

300

Cats and dogs have been known to sense when this natural disaster is coming

Tornado

400

When air near the ground is cooled to its dew point, it forms a stratus cloud called

Fog

400

Layer of the atmosphere that experiences the highest temperature

Thermosphere

400
As a result of a cold front, this kind of weather will be sure to follow
What is heavy rains or violent thunderstorms
400

Number of billions of years our water cycle has existed

4

400

US state with the most earthquakes, with thousands occurring every year

Alaska

500

the meaning of the prefix "nimbo"

Precipitation

500

The layer in our atmosphere where weather occurs

Troposphere

500

a warm air mass and a cold air mass push toward each other but neither move in this type of front

What is a stationary front

500

Process by which plants and trees lose water to the atmosphere through their leaves

Transpiration

500

The historic 1980 eruption of this live volcano in Washington State triggered the largest recorded landslide in U.S. history, moving 2.9 cubic kilometers of material

Mount St. Helens