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| thermometer (degrees C, F, K) |
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| main source of energy for the atmosphere |
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| amount of radiation is affected by |
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| hours of sunlight and reflection, refraction, absorbsion |
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| imaginary lines on a map to connect equal temperature |
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| The earth is unequally _______ |
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| The earth absorbs unequal _______ |
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| Sun's radiation generates the ________ |
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| the two types of barameter are |
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| mercury barameter and aneroid barameter |
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| altitude, temp, and moisture |
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| less dense and low pressure |
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| more dense and high pressure |
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| pressure differences affect |
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| low pressure is counterclockwise, making it: |
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| high pressure is clockwise, making it: |
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| air that flows horizontally |
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