'Polar air' presentation slideshows

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HOW DOES THIS ENERGY MOVE?

HOW DOES THIS ENERGY MOVE?. Vertical and Horizontal Movements Within the Troposphere and Global Pressure Belts. This is when we start putting the pieces together!. P = R. ? . T. North Pole. 2. 2. Tropopause. 1. South Pole. P = R. ? . T. North Pole. 2. 2. Tropopause. 1.

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Formation of a depression

Formation of a depression. Objectives. Be able to describe the formation of a depression weather system. Be able to describe the air movement within a depression weather system. Be able to identify the features of a depression upon a satellite image.

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Preview Key Ideas Air Masses How Air Moves Formation of Air Masses Types of Air Masses

Section 1: Air Masses. Preview Key Ideas Air Masses How Air Moves Formation of Air Masses Types of Air Masses North American Air Mass Air Masses. Key Ideas. Explain how an air mass forms. List the four main types of air masses.

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Wednesday April 27, 2011

Wednesday April 27, 2011. ( Cyclones and Anticyclones; Complete Lab; Video - Twister) Period 2 Only. The Launch Pad Wednesday, 4/27/11. Explain the three controls of wind. Announcements. Please check your yearly average in this class.

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Canadian Geography 1202

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Daily Science Review

Daily Science Review . 1. Which type of cloud is being shown?. stratus cumulus cirrus nimbostratus. Sp. 126, 127. 1. Which type of cloud is being shown?. stratus cumulus cirrus nimbostratus. 2. Which type of cloud looks wispy and feathery and is made mostly of ice crystals?. stratus

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WEATHER ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION

WEATHER ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION. GEOGRAPHY. Dain Cape. A DEPRESSION. Is an area of low pressure An isolated storm that forms a boundary of cold polar air moving south and warm tropical air moving north this leads to mild changeable weather.

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Weather

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Formation of a depression

Formation of a depression. Objectives. Be able to describe the formation of a depression weather system. Be able to describe the air movement within a depression weather system. Be able to identify the features of a depression upon a satellite image.

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Tornadoes and Hurricanes

Tornadoes and Hurricanes. CGF3M Tues. Dec. 10, 2013. Tornadoes . Also called a twister or cyclone A tornado is a powerful rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground, with updwards spiralling winds Occur most frequently in late spring/ early summer, between 3-9 pm.

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. BY ERIC MOSS. HOW TORNADOES FORM. tornadoes usually form in a giant rotating thunderstorm called a supercell. Supercells form when cold polar air meets warm tropical air. Tornadoes make a loud thundering noise when they touch the earth . HOW TORNADOES ARE CLASSIF I ED.

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Global Climate Change

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TORNADOES

TORNADOES. BY ERIC MOSS. HOW TORNADOES FORM. tornadoes usually form in a giant rotating thunderstorm called a supercell. Supercells form when cold polar air meets warm tropical air. Tornadoes make a loud thundering noise when they touch the earth . HOW TORNADOES ARE CLASSIF I ED.

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