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Weather Words

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Climate   Average Weather over a long period of time  
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High Pressure   Brings fair weather  
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Low Pressure   Brings stormy weather  
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Hygrometer   Measures humidity  
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Barometer   Measures air pressure  
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Thermometer   Measures temperature  
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Rain Gauge   Measures amount of rainfall  
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Anemometer   Measures wind speed  
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Wind Vane (Weather Vane)   Measures wind direction  
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air pressure   The weight of air  
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humidity   amount of moisture in the air  
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Warm Air   Weighs less than cool air  
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water cycle   The process by which water moves through the environment  
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evaporation   the process of liquid water changing into a vapor (gas)  
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condensation   the process of water vapor changing into droplets (clouds)  
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precipitation   rain, sleet, snow, or hail  
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transpiration   the process in which plants give off water  
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run-off   water that runs down hill into lakes, rivers, and streams  
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ground water   water that is absorbed into the ground  
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sea breeze   a cool breeze that blows in the day from the sea to the land  
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land breeze   cool breeze at night that blows from the land to the sea  
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atmosphere   air surrounding earth  
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westerlies   winds in the US that blow from West to East  
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prevailing winds   global winds that constantly blow in the same direction  
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troposphere   lowest layer of the atmosphere  
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cumulus cloud   puffy clouds that can bring rain or snow showers  
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stratus clouds   low in sky. gray. blanket the sky. can bring rain for days at a time  
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cumulonimbus clouds   thunderclouds. Tall gray  
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cirrus clouds   thin, wispy clouds. High in sky. Fair weather, but mean a change is coming  
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sun   most powerful foce in the water cycle  
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gravity   force responsible for run-off  
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