Unscramble Letters: Ch 8 & 9 Weather (weather - meteorology


Unscramble Letters Ch 8 & 9 WeatherOnline version a lot of the vocab from the green paper by Brian Pichola 1 As air rises into the atmosphere, it cools and gives of ___ which drives weather systems L N A T A T T E E H 2 When the atmosphere is holding as much water vapor as it can O A T T U A S R I N 3 The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere compared to the maximum it can hold at that temperature. L R D H E Y I M A T I T U I E V 4 The temperature at which the atmosphere becomes saturated, 100% relative humidity, condensation occurs O W N E T P I D 5 Particle of dirt, salt or dust around which water vapor collects to form rain/snow E S T C C N I L O U N N E U A N S D O 6 low level cloud, or cloud in layers R A U S T T S 7 puffy clouds C L S M U U U 8 high level or wispy/feathery clouds U S R I C R 9 any cloud that produces precipitation (rain/snow) M N B S I U 10 short term changes in atmospheric conditions E T A E W R H 11 long term patterns in atmospheric conditions I L A M C E T 12 an area of air that has relatively similar temperature and humidity A S R I A S M 13 an area of air that forms over land and tends to be dry A E N O I I M L N S C T A T N A S R 14 an area of air that forms over water and tends to be humid M R S A A T E I R S M I A M I 15 an area of air that forms over lower latitudes and tends to be warm I A A S M P O I C T A L R R S 16 an area of air that forms over higher latitudes and tends to be cold S I A O P L R S M R A A 17 an area of air that forms over the highest latitudes and tends to be bitterly cold A S A I M R R S C A C I T 18 any boundary between two air masses F T O N R 19 When cold air moves into warm air and pushes it up. Can bring severe weather O O C T D F N L R 20 When warm air moves into cold air and rises above it. Can bring long, steady precipitation. R O M F W N T R A 21 Two cold air masses completely lift a warm one off the surface. Can bring long, steady precipitation. O D E N R T D C U F O L C 22 When warm air and cold air meet and don't move or move very little. Can bring long, steady precipitation. R A I N O O T T R T A F Y N S 23 Storm system that forms in middle latitudes. Starts as stationary front, then low pressure with cold and warm front, then occluded front. Y L U E D D I A C N M T I E O C L T 24 Are where air is rising. Air cools off and clouds may form cloudy weather. E U R A S E L R E A S O R W P 25 Area where air is descending, clouds cannot form and weather is clear. R E S I H U E P E S R G H A R A 26 Lines on a weather map that connect areas of the same temperature M I H O S E T R 27 Lines on a map that connect areas of the same air pressure. Close together indicates strong winds, far apart indicates gentle breezes. R B I A O S 28 Device that measures temperature O E R M T R E T M E H 29 Device that measures humidity Y G R E R M E O T H 30 Device that measures air pressure T E A R O B R M E 31 Device that measures air speed R E N T A E M M E O 32 Collection of instruments usually sent into atmosphere by balloon to take measurements A R O O S D E D N I 33 symbol that show weather conditions (temp, humidity, winds, etc) at one location O S O E D M T A T N L I 34 indicates clouds at medium altitude O A T L 35 precipitation that melts and stays liquid as it falls A R N I 36 precipitation that melts, then refreezes on the way down E E L S T 37 precipitation that forms as water repeatedly falls and is blown back up, melting and freezing in layers I A L H 38 precipitation that starts frozen and stays frozen all the way down O S W N 39 precipitation that melts, stays liquid on the way down, but freezes on the surface I Z E R N F G A R I N E

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As air rises into the atmosphere, it cools and gives of ___ which drives weather systems

2

When the atmosphere is holding as much water vapor as it can

3

The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere compared to the maximum it can hold at that temperature.

L R D H E Y I M A T I T U I E V

4

The temperature at which the atmosphere becomes saturated, 100% relative humidity, condensation occurs

5

Particle of dirt, salt or dust around which water vapor collects to form rain/snow

E S T C C N I L O U N N E U A N S D O

6

low level cloud, or cloud in layers

7

puffy clouds

8

high level or wispy/feathery clouds

9

any cloud that produces precipitation (rain/snow)

10

short term changes in atmospheric conditions

11

long term patterns in atmospheric conditions

12

an area of air that has relatively similar temperature and humidity

13

an area of air that forms over land and tends to be dry

A E N O I I M L N S C T A T N A S R

14

an area of air that forms over water and tends to be humid

M R S A A T E I R S M I A M I

15

an area of air that forms over lower latitudes and tends to be warm

I A A S M P O I C T A L R R S

16

an area of air that forms over higher latitudes and tends to be cold

S I A O P L R S M R A A

17

an area of air that forms over the highest latitudes and tends to be bitterly cold

A S A I M R R S C A C I T

18

any boundary between two air masses

19

When cold air moves into warm air and pushes it up. Can bring severe weather

20

When warm air moves into cold air and rises above it. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

21

Two cold air masses completely lift a warm one off the surface. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

O D E N R T D C U F O L C

22

When warm air and cold air meet and don't move or move very little. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

R A I N O O T T R T A F Y N S

23

Storm system that forms in middle latitudes. Starts as stationary front, then low pressure with cold and warm front, then occluded front.

Y L U E D D I A C N M T I E O C L T

24

Are where air is rising. Air cools off and clouds may form cloudy weather.

E U R A S E L R E A S O R W P

25

Area where air is descending, clouds cannot form and weather is clear.

R E S I H U E P E S R G H A R A

26

Lines on a weather map that connect areas of the same temperature

27

Lines on a map that connect areas of the same air pressure. Close together indicates strong winds, far apart indicates gentle breezes.

28

Device that measures temperature

29

Device that measures humidity

30

Device that measures air pressure

31

Device that measures air speed

32

Collection of instruments usually sent into atmosphere by balloon to take measurements

33

symbol that show weather conditions (temp, humidity, winds, etc) at one location

O S O E D M T A T N L I

34

indicates clouds at medium altitude

35

precipitation that melts and stays liquid as it falls

36

precipitation that melts, then refreezes on the way down

37

precipitation that forms as water repeatedly falls and is blown back up, melting and freezing in layers

38

precipitation that starts frozen and stays frozen all the way down

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precipitation that melts, stays liquid on the way down, but freezes on the surface

I Z E R N F G A R I N E

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Ch 8 & 9 WeatherOnline version

by Brian Pichola

As air rises into the atmosphere, it cools and gives of ___ which drives weather systems

When the atmosphere is holding as much water vapor as it can

The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere compared to the maximum it can hold at that temperature.

The temperature at which the atmosphere becomes saturated, 100% relative humidity, condensation occurs

Particle of dirt, salt or dust around which water vapor collects to form rain/snow

low level cloud, or cloud in layers

puffy clouds

high level or wispy/feathery clouds

any cloud that produces precipitation (rain/snow)

short term changes in atmospheric conditions

long term patterns in atmospheric conditions

an area of air that has relatively similar temperature and humidity

an area of air that forms over land and tends to be dry

an area of air that forms over water and tends to be humid

an area of air that forms over lower latitudes and tends to be warm

an area of air that forms over higher latitudes and tends to be cold

an area of air that forms over the highest latitudes and tends to be bitterly cold

any boundary between two air masses

When cold air moves into warm air and pushes it up. Can bring severe weather

When warm air moves into cold air and rises above it. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

Two cold air masses completely lift a warm one off the surface. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

When warm air and cold air meet and don't move or move very little. Can bring long, steady precipitation.

Storm system that forms in middle latitudes. Starts as stationary front, then low pressure with cold and warm front, then occluded front.

Are where air is rising. Air cools off and clouds may form cloudy weather.

Area where air is descending, clouds cannot form and weather is clear.

Lines on a weather map that connect areas of the same temperature

Lines on a map that connect areas of the same air pressure. Close together indicates strong winds, far apart indicates gentle breezes.

Device that measures temperature

Device that measures humidity

Device that measures air pressure

Device that measures air speed

Collection of instruments usually sent into atmosphere by balloon to take measurements

symbol that show weather conditions (temp, humidity, winds, etc) at one location

indicates clouds at medium altitude

precipitation that melts and stays liquid as it falls

precipitation that melts, then refreezes on the way down

precipitation that forms as water repeatedly falls and is blown back up, melting and freezing in layers

precipitation that starts frozen and stays frozen all the way down

precipitation that melts, stays liquid on the way down, but freezes on the surface