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Weather 1

Weather vocab about clouds and precipitation

TermDefinition
cumulus clouds fair weather clouds, puffy like cotton balls
stratus clouds low grayish clouds that cover entire sky, light steady and long lasting precipitation
cumulonimbus clouds tall, dark, and puffy clouds that bring severe weather, heavy precipitation
cirrus clouds high wispy clouds, nice that day but a change is in the future
weather always changing, what the atmosphere is like at that time and place
altitude the height
climate the average weather pattern over a long period of time
meteorologists a scientist that studies weather
clouds water vapor that has condensed into water droplets around a dust particle
condensation water vapor changing back to a liquid after touching something cold
evaporation water changing into water vapor
transpiration water vapor that is released in the air from plants
humidity the amount of water vapor in the air
precipitation rain, snow, sleet, or hail that fall from the clouds
groundwater or aquifer an accumulation of water under the ground
runoff water that is running across the land to feed a larger body of water
fog a stratus cloud that forms near the ground
dew condensation that has formed on plants during the night or early morning
Created by: bundy5
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