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| The process by which a liquid turns into a solid. What you have to do is -thermal energy |
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| % of water vapor in the air compared to the max. or the total amount of water vapor the air could hold in the atmosphere. |
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| Winds that blow steadily from specific direction over long distances. It is caused by uneven heating in the poles and the equator. |
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| The process by which a solid is turned into a liquid. You have to - thermal energy. |
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| The process of turning a liquid into a gas. You have to add thermal energy. It happens throughout the liquid. |
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| The process by which water molecules in liquid water escape into the air as water vapor. It is a liquid to gas phase change that only happens at the surface. YOu add thermal energy. |
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| Combining temperature and wind speed. Its a measure of how cold it is with the wind. |
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| The process by which molecules of water vapor in the air become liquid. Its a gas to liquid phase change that you need to -thermal energy. |
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| A state of matter that has VERY spread out molecules that move freely. It has no fixed shape or volume. |
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| Bands of wind that blow about 10 Km's above earths surface. From west to east. |
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| The amount of water vapor in the air. It depends on the temp. |
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| A state of matte with particles that are spread out. Ir has a fixed volume but no fixed shape. |
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| a state of matter with particles that are very squished together. It has a fixed shape and volume. |
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| The movement of water between earths surface and the atmosphere. |
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| The horizontal movement of air from a area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. |
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