5th Grade Science Vocabualry
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| air mass | a large body of air that has the same temperature and level of humidity
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| air pressure | the weight of the air in an area
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| altitude | elevation especially above sea level or above the Earth's surface.
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| atmosphere | a blanket of gases that surrounds the Earth
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| barometer | weather instrument used to measure air pressure
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| cirrus | clouds of high altitude, curly, wispy, and made of ice crystals
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| climate | the average weather conditions of an area over a very long period of time
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| cloud | a collection of millions of tiny water droplets or ice crystals
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| condensation | the changing of a substance from a gas to the liquid state
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| cumulus | clouds of middle altitude, large puffy, and sometimes creative shapes
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| evaporation | the change of phase from liquid water into a gas (water vapor)
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| humidity | the amount of water in the air
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| land breeze | the movement of air created by cool air over the land moving toward the ocean
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| meteorologist | a scientist who studies weather
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| mountain breeze | the movement of air caused by cool air sinking and moving down the slope of a
mountain
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| occluded front | the area in which a warm air mass is caught between two cold air masses
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| polar zone | characterized by a frigid climate with harsh winter temperatures , located near the Earth's polar regions
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| precipitation | any form of water that falls from the sky
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| psychrometer | weather instrument used to measure the amount of moisture or humidity in the air
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| run-off | rain that lands on top of a mountain, travels down to lower ground and joins larger bodies of water
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| sea breeze | the movement of air caused by cool air over the ocean moving toward the land
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| stationary front | The area in which a warm air mass and a cold air mass meet. Neither have the energy to move one another.
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| stratus | clouds of low altitude, they're thin and stretch out across the sky, and block out
sunlight ex. fog
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| temperate zone | characterized by a seasonal climate, wide range of temperatures, hot and cold
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| temperature | the measurement of heat in a substance
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| Tropical Zone | characterized by a hot climate, and is located near the equator
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| troposphere | layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth, all weather happens here
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| valley breeze | the movement of air created by the warm air rising and flowing up the slope of a mountain
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| water cycle | the movement of water on Earth that moves between the air, the land, and the oceans
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| weather | the state of the atmosphere at a certain time and place
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