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Air Masses
Storms
General Weather
Measurements in Weather
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A type of front that occurs when colder air advances toward warm air. The cold air then wedges under and lifts the warm air.
What is Cold Front
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Violent, whirling wind storm that crosses land in a narrow path, and can result from wind sheers inside a thunderhead.
What is Tornado
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Something that influences a result
What is Factor
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Measure of amount of moisture held in the air, compared to the amount it can hold at a given temperature.
What is Barometer
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Temperature at which air saturated and condensation forms.
What is Dew Point
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A front formed when lighter, warmer air advances over heavier, colder air.
What is Warm Front
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Large storm that forms over tropical oceans, has high winds, and looses power when it reaches land.
What is Hurricane
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Lines on a weather map that connects points with equal atmospheric pressure, also indicates high-and-low-pressure areas.
What is Isobar
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Indicates weather conditions at a specific location, using a combination of symbols on a map.
What is Station model
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Water falling from clouds-including rain, snow, sleet, and hail. Whose form is determined by air temperature.
What is Precipitation
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A type of front that occurs when a boundary between air masses stop advancing, and may stay in the same position for several days.
What is Stationary Front
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Winter storm that lasts at least 3 hours with low temperatures low visibility and high winds.
What is Blizzard
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Large body of air that has the same characteristics of temperature and moisture content as the part of Earth's surface over which it formed.
What is Air Mass
300
Study's weather and uses information from; radars,satellites,& computers to provide a forecast.
What is meteorologist
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A front that involves three air masses.
What is Occluded Front
400
State of atmosphere at a specific time and place, determined by factors.
What is weather
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A measure of the amount of water vapor present in the air compared to the amount needed for saturation at a specific temperature.
What is Relative Humidity
400
To predict a condition or event on the bias of observations.
What is Forecast
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A boundary between two air masses with different temperatures, density, or moisture's.
What is Fronts
500
A stratus cloud that is formed when air is cooled to its dew point near the ground
What is Fog
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Amount of water vapor held in the air.
What is Humidity
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A line drawing on a weather map, that connects points having equal temperature.
What is isotherm