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118. Layers of the Atmosphere
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Definition: Our Earth has many layer. They are Troposphere, (Ozone Layer), Stratosphere, Mesosphere, and Thermosphere!
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Example 1:
Example 2:
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119. Changing States of Water [image] |
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Defintion: Changing states of water is when water has different ways of converting itself back to how it was.
Sentence: When water is changed, it is changed by physical factors like evaporation, condensation, melting, freezing, and etc.
Example 1:Ice
Example 2: Rain |
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Defintion: energy released while a constant-temperature process is taking place.
Sentence: Latent heat helps to understand the process that the source is going through
Example:Melting Example:Freezing
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121. Saturation point
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Definition: The point where a substance is absorbed into vapor.
Sentence: Satuaration point helps to
Example: Chemical Combination
Example: Adding sugar to water
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122. Relative Humidity
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Definition: The amount of water vapor that needs to be present in the air in order for there to be saturation
Sentence: Relative Humidity needs to have a certain quanity of water vapor in order for it to be saturated at the same temperature.
Example: Water Vapor
Example: Temperature |
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Definition: An instrument that is used to measure Relative Humidity.
Sentence: Hygrometers has two thermometers wit a handle.
Example: Theremometers Example: Barometer |
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Definition: the amount of moisture in te air.
Sentence: The higher the dew point, the more moisture. The lower the dew Point, the less moisture.
Example: Blades of grass. Example: Plants. |
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125. Adiabatic Rates
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Definition: rate of change of temp. while going up in the earth's atmosphere.
Sentence: Adiabatic rates is due to the rising and sinking of air.
Example: Moist adiabatic lapse rate Example: Dry adiabatic lapse rate |
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Definition: A mass of condensed water vapor that is visible above ground.
Sentence: A cloud is a poofy, cloud make by water vapor.
Example: Cumulus cloud
Example: Cirrus Cloud |
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Definition: volume of air based off of its temperature and water vapor.
Sentence: They are classified based of their source regions.
Example: Contiental Airmass
Example: Maritime Airmass |
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128. Air Pressure
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Definition: The pressure exerted from the weight of air and the Earth.
Sentence: Air pressure is measured with a barometer Example: Barometer
Example: Hot Air balloon flying in the air
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Definition: an instrument that is used for measuring airc pressure
Sentence: Barometers are used when forecasting the weather or also determining altitude
Example: Thermometer
Example: Hygrometer |
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Definition: Movement of air that moves a certain direction.
Sentence: Wind is also the breeze that you feel when it blows.
Example: Trade winds
Example: Global winds
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Definition: A lne on a map that marks places with equal barometric pressure.
Sentence: Isobar map helps to also see barometric pressure in different places
Example: High Air pressure
Example: Low Air pressure
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132.Factors affecting Winds
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1.Temperature
2. Air Pressure
3. Coriolis Effect
4. Friction
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133. Condensation Nuclei
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Definition: small particles, the size of a cloud droplet, which water vapor condenses
Sentence:Condensation Nuclei goes through the process of condensation.
Example: The water cycle
Example: Nitrogen Cycle
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Definition: A ntropical storm with low pressure systems that has inward rotating winds.
Sentence: Cyclones are very dangerous and can form in surounding water sources.
Example: Hurricanes
Example: Tornadoes |
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135. Anticyclones
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Definition: A tropial storm with high pressue in the center, and rotating winds counteclockwise.
Sentence: Anticyclones usually interact with calm,fine weather.
Example: Hurricanes
Example: CyclonesDecoinkdvdnvjdx |
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Definition: when a cooler mass of air, replaces at ground level a warmer mass of air
Sentence: Gusty Winds and rain & possible thunderstorms are present during a cold front.
Example: Warm Fronts
Example: Occluded fronts |
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Definition: When warm air replaces cold air
Sentence: Warm fronts normally move from southwest to northeast
Example: Occluded front
Example: Stationary Front |
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138. Stationary Front
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Definition: When cold and warmair masses aren't strong enough to replace the other
Sentence: This causes a huge amount of rainfall and precipitation.
Example: Occluded front
Example: Warm Front |
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139. Occluded Front
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Definition: When a cold front overtakes a warm front.
Sentence: An occluded front is shown for example as the image above.
Example: Stationary Front
Example: Cold and Warm front
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140. More factors affecting wind
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1.Pressure Gradients
2.Coriolis Effect
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Defintion: a warm ocean current that develops along the coast of Ecuador and Peru
Sentence: El nino was also found in december.
Example: La nina
Example: Doppler effect
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Definition: The opposite of el nino,but have almost the same mening except "la nina" means "The girl"
Sentence: Also is involved in the temperatures increasing
Example: El nino
Example: Doppler Radar
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143. Doppler Radar
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Definition: A radar tracking sysem that allows us to determine the velocity of a storm.
Sentence: It can also help determine the Location of certain storm.
Example: la nina
Example: El nino |
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Definition: The ozone layer is the layer of te earths amosphere that absorbs most of the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Sentence: Ozone layer protects us from harmful sunrays.
Example: Greenhouse effect
Example: Stratospere
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145. Greenhouse Effect
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Definition: is process where radiation from a planet's atmosphere warms the planet's surface
Sentence: Greenhosue effect helps the earth stay warm and not over heat.
Example: Global Warming
Example: Ozone Layer |
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146. Global Warming
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Definition: anincrease in the temperature of the earth's atmosphere
Sentence: If globle warming continue's, every glacier will melt.
Example: Greenouse effect
Example: Ozone layer |
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