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Energy Transfer
Layers of the atmosphere
Clouds
Fronts
Weather Instruments
100
The transfer of heat through a material by direct contact
What is conduction?
100
called "air" for short
What is atmosphere?
100
This type of cloud is puffy and below 6,000 feet.
What is cumulus?
100
This front brings rain fall in an area for a couple days
What is a stationary front?
100
This instrument measures air pressure
What is a barometer?
200
the transfer of heat via electromagnetic waves through space
What is Radiation?
200
The second layer of the atmosphere
What is Stratosphere?
200
this cloud is high, flat, and wispy
What is cirrostratus?
200
this symbol has three triangles at the bottom
What is a cold front?
200
This instrument determines the direction the wind is blowing
What is a wind vane?
300
the transfer of heat in a fluid as a result of the movement of fluid itself
What is convection?
300
Made of three oxygen atoms
What is ozone?
300
These level of clouds bring light rain or snow
What is low level clouds
300
this front forms when a mass of warm air overtakes a cold air mass and moves over it.
What is a warm front?
300
This instrument measures relative humidity
What is a sling psychrometer?
400
How the inside of a greenhouse works
What is convection?
400
Radio waves are reflected to Earth in this layer
What is Mesosphere?
400
this cloud is a puffy thunderstorm cloud
What is a cumulonimbus cloud?
400
this front brings violent storms with fair, cold weather.
What is a cold front?
400
This instrument measures wind speed
What is an anemometer?
500
Macaroni rising and falling in a pot of boiling water
What is convection
500
Jet streams occur in this layer
What is Stratosphere?
500
This root word means high
What is cirro?
500
this symbol has two triangles and a semi circle at the top.
What is occluded front?
500
one of the best ways to help detect the weather
What is eyes?