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violent, whirling wind associated with thunderstorms tornado
line connecting points of equal temperature isotherm
person who studies weather meteorologist
temperature at which air is saturated and condensation begins dew point
severe storm that forms over tropical oceans hurricane
weather information collected by meteorologists at specific locations station model
boundary formed between two colliding air masses front
great masses of air molecules pushing down from above air pressure
large body of air with the same properties as the surface over which it develops air mass
includes rain, snow, sleet, and hail precipitation
millions of drops of water suspended in the sky cloud
present state of the atmosphere weather
amount of moisture in air compared to amount needed for saturation at a given temperature relative humidity
stratus cloud that forms near the ground fog
air holding all the moisture it can at a particular temperature saturated
what type of cloud brings long, steady rain nimbostratus
line connecting points of equal atmospheric pressure isobars
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