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Chapter 8: Weather

Chapter 8: Weather. Two Important Terms for This Chapter. Meteorology is the scientific study of the atmosphere. Weather is the short-term, day-to-day condition of the atmosphere, and should not be confused with climate, which is the long-range weather conditions in a region.

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Chapter 24 Section 2 Handout

Chapter 24 Section 2 Handout. Fronts. 1. When two unlike air masses meet, what usually keeps them separate? Differences in density. 2. The boundary that forms between two air masses when they meet is called a: Front. 3. Cold front:

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Unit 5 Vocabulary

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Violent Storms

Violent Storms. Thunderstorms. Convection causes a cumulus cloud to grow into a cumulonimbus cloud. Thunderstorms Three conditions are required for their formation:. Lots of moisture in lower levels of atmosphere

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Tornadoes: What and why they occur

Tornadoes: What and why they occur. Kevin Scott & Kevin Fitzgerald . What is a Tornado?. A local storm of short duration. Violent wind storms that take the form of a rotating column of air extending down from a cumulonimbus cloud.

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Clouds

Clouds. What is a cloud?. Tiny liquid particles that are suspended in the air. The liquid drops are so light that the air holds them up. Clouds. What are the three basic types of clouds?. Stratus, cumulus and cirrus. Types of clouds. What are stratus clouds.

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CLOUDS

CLOUDS. Chapter 11 Section 1. Clouds. Clouds are classified mainly by shape and height. The shape and height of clouds vary with temperature, pressure, and the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere. The three main cloud shapes are stratus, cumulus, and cirrus. Clouds: Stratus.

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Web-Based Graphical Output of WAFS Gridded Icing, Turbulence, Cumulonimbus Cloud .

WAFC Science Meeting 20-21 April 2009 Washington DC. Web-Based Graphical Output of WAFS Gridded Icing, Turbulence, Cumulonimbus Cloud. Larry Burch, WAFC Washington Nigel Gait, WAFC London. WAFC Science Meeting 20-21 April 2009 Washington DC. WAFS Gridded ICE, TURB, CB.

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Intro

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Cumulonimbus clouds

Cumulonimbus clouds. By: Jordan , Rory , Alayna. facts. Storms are caused by cumulonimbus clouds. cumulus cloud are babies. When the cumulonimbus cloud dies the cumulus in formed. hail. Hail is a circle or crumb of ice. ???????

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Joplin,Missouri Tornado

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Natural disaster

Natural disaster. Martin Pros, C4B. Content. Hydrological disasters Meteorological disasters Wildfires Health disasters. Hydrological disaster. Floods. Tsunami. is an overflow of an expanse of water that submerges land. can be caused by undersea earthquakes or by landslides.

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Severe Weather WebQuest

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. Peter Randall 7 Paged PowerPoint. What Is A Tornado.

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G) The Quran on Clouds:

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Tornadogenesis

Tornadogenesis. Meteo 482 Mariguel Gonzalez. Google Images. Supercells. Are the least common thunderstorms but categorized to be dangerous consisting strong deepening upward motion of rising air parcels called a mesocyclone.

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Climate & Weather

Climate & Weather. What is weather? The current state of atmosphere including: temperature precipitation humidity wind cloud and sky conditions What are different types of precipitation? Snow Sleet Hail Rain. Types of Weather that affect humans/animals.

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NATURAL DISASTER

NATURAL DISASTER. Tsunamis. The use of this word in the media became widespread when English-speaking correspondents issued their reports, just about the tsunami that occurred off the coast of Asia on December 25, 2004 in the Indian Ocean. volcanoes.

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Tornadoes

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