Cubangbang's 8th Ch. 11 Atmosphere Stack #120903
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| Which type of front involves two air masses where an exisiting air mass rises to make way for the incoming air mass? | Cold front
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| The weather in your area stays virtually the same for entire week. What kind of front probably exists beteen nearby air masses? | Stationary front
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| A type of mountain breeze | Fall wind
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| Breeze caused by land absorbing the sun's energy more rapidly than land. | Sea breezes
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| The global winds that drive weather in most of the continental US are | Prevailing westerlies
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| Not associated with a single cumulonimbus cloud | Hurricane
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| If the time between a lightning flash and the sound of thunder is 3 seconds, how far has the sound traveled? | 1 km or 0.6 miles
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| Which kind of violent storm has the greatest wind speed? | Tornado
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| Not associated with tornadoes | Saffir-Simpson scale
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| Front formed when a warm air mass is trapped between two colliding colder air masses | occluded front
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| Winds that seasonally reverse direction, particularly in Southeast Asia | Monsoon
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| Air generally moves from regions of higher pressure regions to regions of | lower pressure
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| The air within a cyclonic system in Northern Hemisphere moves | counterclockwise
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| Winds tend to curve over great distances because of this | Coriolosis effect
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| High altitude winds that move in paths parallel to isobars | Geostrophic winds
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| An air mass associated with an anticyclone would tend to have | Cooler temperatures and Lower humidity
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| Three types of storms discussed in the text | thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes
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| Greatest destructive effects found in tornadoes | Horizontal wind & updraft
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| A large body of air that has fairly uniform conditions | Air mass
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| The boundary between two air masses | Front
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| Occurs when warmer air mass is replacing colder air mass | Warm front
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| A line of violent thunderstorms | Squall line
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| Occurs between the doldrums and the horse latitudes | Trade winds
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| A low pressure belt located in the region of the equator | Doldrums
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| Often has an anvil shaped top | Thunderhead
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| Cloud-to-ground or cloud-to-cloud electrical discharge | Lightning
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| Most interactions among air masses cause | Precipitation
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| The Coriolosis effect increases when? | as latitude increases
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| If there is no wind then there air experiences none of this. | Coriolosis effect
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| Pressure in the eye of is lower than in the outer part of the hurricane. | True
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| In Japan, hurricanes are called | Typhoons
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| There are no significant global wind patterns where | at the poles
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