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Layers of the Atmosphere
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Defintion :4 different layers in the earth atmosphere with different temperatures and weather
Sentence : The layes or the atmosphere are divided into four.
Ex1 - troposphere
Ex2 - mesosphere |
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Changing States of Water
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Definition : When a solid, liquid, or gas can trn into one another by a process
Sentence : There are 4 chaning states of water.
Ex1 - solid -> liquid
Ex2 gas -> liquid |
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Defintion : When heat is abosorbed or released to changeone thing into another
Sentence : Latent heat can be absorbed or released.
Ex1 - Freezing
Ex2 - Condensation |
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Defintion : the point at which an object has absorbed as much of a substance as it can
Sentence : The saturation point is ALMOST like the dew point, but it's not.
Ex1 - Full
Ex2 - Absorbed |
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Relative Humidity
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Definition : the amount of water vapor in the air at a temperature to the amount that the air could hold at that temperature
Sentence : Relative humidity all has to do with water vaporr
Ex1 - Dew
Ex2 - Fog |
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Hygrometer (sling psychrometer)
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Defintion : used for measuring the moisture content in the atmosphere
Sentence : A hygrometer measures moisture.
Ex1 - humidity
Ex2 - temperture |
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Defintion : the temperature at which the moisture in the air begins to turn to dew
Sentence : Dew point relys on how much moisture is in the air
Ex1 - moisture
Ex2 - air |
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Defintion : when warm or cool air rises from an air parcel
Sentence : With out an air parcel , there would be no suh thing as an abiabatic rate.
Ex1 - air parcel
Ex2 - rate |
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Defintion : a big white puffy thing you see n the sky made out of condensation
Sentence : Clouds are classified by their height and form.
Ex1 - stratus
Ex2 - cirrus |
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Definition: air that originates over a large area of land or ocean and causes a change in tempurature
Sentence : There are 5 types of air mass.
Ex1 - Humidity
Ex2 - Bodies of air |
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Defintion : the weight of the Earth's atmosphere pressing down on everything on it's surface
Sentence : Air pressure is forced on to Earth's surface.
Ex1 - Pressure
Ex2 - Weight |
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Defintion : an instrument that measures air pressure
Sentence : A barometer can also be used to predict changes in the weather.
Ex1 - Air pressure
Ex2 - Weather |
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Defintion : moving air
Sentence : Wind can be created using windmils.
Ex1 - high winds
Ex2 - low wnds |
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Definition : A map showing weather in high and low pressure systems.
Sentence : An isobar map is basically meteorlogy combined with a weather map
Ex1 - high pressure
Ex2 - low pressure |
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Factors affecting winds[image] |
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Definition : things that make the wind do certain things or go certain directions
Sentence : Coriolis effect, friction, andpressure gradients affect wind direction
Ex1 - horizantal movement of air
Ex2 - vertical movement of air |
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Definition : tiny particles in the atmosphere, either liquid or solid, appears condensation of water vapor begins
Sentence : Condensation nuclei must be present for water droplets to form around
Ex1 - Condensation
Ex2 -cloud seeds |
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Definition : winds rotating inward to an area of low atmospheric pressure
Sentence : A cyclone looks similar to a hurricane.
Ex1 -Low air pressure
Ex2 - Strong rotating wind
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Definition : winds rotating inward to an area of high atmospheric pressure
Sentence : An anticyclone is the opposte of a cyclone
Ex1 - high air pressure
Ex2 - strong rotating winds
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Definition : where a cold air mass is replacing a warmer air mass
Sentence : Cold fronts generally move from northwest to southeast
Ex1 - cold air mass
Ex2 - warm air mass |
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Definition : where a warm air mass is replacing a colder air mass
Sentence : Fronts that bring warm air are referred to as warm fronts
Ex1 - warm air mass
Ex2 - cold air mass
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Definition : combination of cold and warm air masses
Sentence : A stationary front is a pair of air masses.
Ex1 - cold air
Ex2 - warm air |
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Definition : formed during the process of cyclogenesis when a cold frontovertakes a warm front
Sentence : Occluded fronts are a type of front
Ex1 - cold air
Ex2 - warm air |
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More Factors Affecting Wind
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Defintion : whatever affects the wind
Sentence : Air sinking and rising are factors affecting wind.
Ex1 - Dry air sinking
Ex2 - Moist air rising |
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Definition : large climate disturbances that happen in the tropical Pacific Ocean
Sentence : El Nino usually happens when the a surface of warm water
Ex1 - warm water
Ex2 - cold water |
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Definition : temperature pattern that describes the cooling of surface ocean water along the tropical west
Sentence :
Ex1 - cold water
Ex2 - temperature patterns |
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Defintion : the change in frequency of a wave
Sentence : The doppler effect is also known as the doppler shift.
Ex1 - light
Ex2 - sound |
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Definition : layer of air around the earth that helps keep the temperature steady
Sentence : The ozone layer is very important because it stops too many of the sun's ultra-violet rays.
Ex1 - layers
Ex2 - sun's |
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Greenhouse Effect
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Definition : the natural process between the sun, the atmosphere and the Earth
Sentence : The greenhouse is a natural process.
Ex1 - water vapor
Ex1 - greenhouse gases |
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Definition : change in the global average surface temperature
Sentence : Global warming is the sun's fault.
Ex1 - sun
Ex2 - temperature |
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