| Weather | Water cycle | Random | Atmospheric Layers. | Wind |
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What is the cloud that brings thunder and sometimes hail?
Cumulonimbus
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What is the 2nd stage of the water cycle?
Condensation
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What is a stratus cloud?
A low cloud that brings rain?
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What is the 3rd layer?
Mesosphere.
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What are convection currents?
A current in air or liquids resulting from convection
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What is an air mass?
A mass of air that can be identified by its water vapor content and its temperature
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What is Run off classified as?
The 4th stage, Collection
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What are Doldrums?
Area's in the ocean where there is very little movement.
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What is the last layer?
Exosphere
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What are the trade winds?
Winds that flow from east to west.
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What is the front that brings Strong rains and wind?
Occluded front
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What are the types of precipitation?
Rain,Snow,Sleet,Hail
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What is air quality?
The measure of the amount of dangerous micro particles in the air.
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What is the coldest layer?
Mesosphere
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What is Maritime polar?
A humid but cold air mass.
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What is precipitation also known as?
Rain
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What are all the stages of the water cycle?
1st, Evaporation. 2nd, Condensation. 3rd, Precipitation
4th,Collection |
What is the jet stream?
A narrow stream of wind that flows from west to east. Also helps planes fly faster to there destination like Germany.
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Where is the ozone layer located?
In the lower part of the startosphere
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What is Continental Tropical?
A dry but warm air mass.
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What does humidity measure?
Water vapor content
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What happens when condensation builds up in cloud?
The condensation falls fro the clouds?
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What weather does a cirrus cloud brings and what does the cloud look like?
Cirrus cloud usually bring good weather and the cloud looks like a swirl of cotton candy.
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What are all the layers?
Troposphere,Stratosphere, Mesosphere,Thermosphere,Exosphere
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What are global winds and what effect them?
Global winds are winds throughout the earth and they are affected by the Coriolis effect.
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