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15&16 Test Reiveiw
Atomosphere and Wind
Question | Answer |
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This used to measure the condense water vapor that falls onto the earth | Rain Guage |
Thin,high,feathery clouds made up of ice crystals | Cirrus |
This is the difference in an aneroid barometer an mercury barometer | Merury has liquid and the aneroid doesn't and the aneroid is portable |
Caused by differences in air pressure (density) | wind |
Layer of the atmosphere where we live | Troposphere |
Temperature at which water vapor condenses | Dew point |
Condensation on solid surfaces | Dew |
These make up Earth's major wind belts | Polar Easterlies,Horse Latitude,Trade Wind |
Intrument used to measure wind directions | Wind Vane |
Layer of the atomesphere with ozone | Stratosphere |
Local wind at the day time | Sea Breeze |
These are the 3 major types of clouds | Cirrus,Cumulus,Comulonimbus |
Cool global winds | Polar Easterlies |
The Earth's atomosphere provides all of this needed so it is very important to living things | Oxygen and other gases |
Layer of the atmosphere with weather | Troposphere |
Cool air masses tend to be more or less dense | Air pressure |
As you rise father in the atomosphere, this is what happends to the air pressure | It decreases |
Percent of oxygen in air | 21% |
Local winds at night | Land breeze |
Layer of the atomosphere where the meteroids burn | Mesosphere |
A column of mercury will do this as air pressure increases | Rise |
Local wind that moves froma body of water to a body of water to land | Sea breeze |
This is a thin layer of gases that suround the Earth | Atmosphere |
Since air has mass, the air in the atomosphere has this | Desity |
Layer of atomospher that has satillites | Exosphere |
Intrument used to measure wind speed | Anemometer |
Global areas of calm | Doldrums |
Condition of the Earth's atomosphere a particular time and place | Weather |
Getting out of breath when climbing a mountain is caused by this | Beacause it has thinner air |
Layer of the atomosphere wher aurora borealis occurs | Ionosphere |
If the mass is less in a volume of air then this is also less | Density |
This is a form of oxygen with three atoms in each molecule | Ozone |
These intruments are used to measure air pressure | Barometer |
This kind of winds blow over short distances | Local wind |
Layer of the atomosphere where weather ballons fly | Stratosphere |
Winds above the 30 degrees latitude | Preavaling westernlings |
Percent of nitrogen in dry air | 78% |
Intrument used to measure relative humidity (wet bulb/ dry bulb) | Pschrometer |
Process by which gases hold heat in the Earth's atomosphere | Greenhouse efect |
Coldest layer in the atomosphere | Mesosphere |
National weather service measures air pressure in theese units | Millibars |
The main layers of the atomosphere are classified according to their chages in this | Temperature |
This acting on the roof of your house comes from air above and below the roof | Air pressure |
Local wind that moves from land to a body of water | Land breeze |
Layer of the atmosphere which gets warmer with altitude | Stratosphere |
Ozone absorbs this type of electromagnetic radiaton | Ultraviolet radiation |
Fluffy white clouds | Cumulus |
Type of electromagnet radiation slower felt as heat | Infrared radiation |
Large fluffy cloud which often produces thunderstorms | Cumulonimbus |
Frozen pricipitation which is light and fluffy | Snow |
Energy source for winds on earth | Sun |
Happens to dry air when it gets heated | It gets less dense and rises |
Layered clouds which often bring rain | Stratus |
Clouds low to the surface on cool mornings | Fog |
Frozen rain is also called this | Sleet |
Compact barometer with no liquid | Aneroid |
Water vapor is water in what state of matter | Gas |
The density of air will increase the altitude does this | Decrease |
Clouds formed by pollution | Smog |
Follows a disturbance in the clouds | Thunder |
Winds are caused by differences by this | Pressure |
Form when water vapor condenses on solid particles | Cloud |
Any form of water which falls to Earth's surface | Precipitation |
Winds above and below the equator | Trade winds |
03 | Ozone |
Pressure does this as the altitude increases | Decreases |
Winds that blow between the equator and the poles | Global Winds |
As air mass rises up rises up a mountainside the temperature does this | Decreaces (windward and leward) |
Distance above sea level | Altitude |
Clothes dryer is an example of what method of heat transfer | Convection currents |