Yes or No

Dew forms when warm air cools below the freezing point.

Yes or No

Frost sublimates as temperatures drop below a subfreezing dew point.

Yes or No

Supercooled cloud droplets exist as liquid at many degrees below freezing.

Yes or No

Nimbus-type clouds often bring rain.

Yes

Yes or No

The horse latitudes exist only in the Northern Hemisphere.

Yes or No

The speed and direction of major wind systems are the results of pressure gradients, the Coriolis effect, and drag or friction.

Yes or No

The higher the temperature of the air, the more moisture it can hold.

Yes or No

Windchill doesn't actually lower the temperatures of exposed surfaces-it just makes the air feel colder.

Yes or No

A northeast wind is one that blows toward the northeast.

All the following are forms of precipitation except

-dew

-hail

-rain

-snow

Yes or No

Unlike coal-fired and nuclear power plants, wind farms produce no adverse effects on the environment surrounding them.

Yes or No

Scientists chose the freezing and boiling points of water to anchor various temperature scales because they were easily reproducible in labs everywhere.

Yes or No

A northeast wind is one that blows toward the northeast.

Yes or No

Windchill doesn't actually lower the temperatures of exposed surfaces-it just makes the air feel colder.

Yes or No

The higher the temperature of the air, the more moisture it can hold.

Yes or No

Anemometers mainly report wind direction.

Yes or No

The Coriolis effect increases as latitude increases.

Yes or No

The speed and direction of major wind systems are the results of pressure gradients, the Coriolis effect, and drag or friction.

Yes or No

The atmospheric region above the Equator creates an area of permanent high pressure.

Yes or No

The horse latitudes exist only in the Northern Hemisphere.

Yes or No

The winds that you feel from day to day are driven by the global wind patterns.

Yes or No

Chinooks and similar winds blow from high pressure in cold mountains to low pressure in lowlands, warming as they fall in altitude.

Yes or No

Some butterflies have migrated from Canada to Mexico.

Yes or No

Clouds are made of water vapor.

Yes or No

Adibabtic cooling is a kind of heat transfer by convection.

Yes or No

Nimbus-type clouds often bring rain.

Yes or No

Supercooled cloud droplets exist as liquid at many degrees below freezing.

Yes or No

Dew forms when warm air cools below the freezing point.

Yes or No

Frost sublimates as temperatures drop below a subfreezing dew point.

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

frost forms here

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

hailstones form by convection in this environment

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

sleet forms in this part of the atmosphere

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

freezing rain becomes solid here

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

rain forms in these environments (two answers)

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

fog develops here

Be able to answer the following by looking at a diagram:

snow forms in this enviornment (two answers)