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MeteorologyHydrology

Science CRCT Review

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How are global winds produced? High pressure polar air and low pressure equatorial air
What can solar radiation do? Weather and Climate
Why do global winds curve? Because the Earth rotates on its axis
What is an aquifer? Avery large area underground that can supply water to thousands of people
What causes ocean currents? Wind and temperature variations
What are the 3 types of boundaries? Transform, divergent, and convergent
Where is the ring of fire located? Around the Pacific ocean
What are the three stages of the water cycle? Evaporation, condensation, and precipitation
What are the three main types of clouds? Cirrus, cumulus, and stratus
What is the hydrosphere? All of the water on Earths surface
What does a geologist study? The Earths surface features as well as the inside of the Earth
What does a meteorologist do? Studies the Earths atmosphere and weather
What is a longshore current? Movement of the ocean that is parallel to the beach or coastline
What is the Earths atmosphere mostly made out of? Nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and CO2
What does El Nino and El Nina do? El Nino warms the pacific ocean of the coast of South America El Nina cools the Pacific Ocean off the coast of South America Both can affect the weather patterns of Earth
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