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Weather/Stroms

QuestionAnswer
globe a round object that's a map of earth
map a diagram that represents an area of land
meteorologist a person who studies earths atmosphere and studies the forecast weather
seismologist a person who studies earthquakes
volcanologist a person who studies volcanoes and the earths internal heat
vortex whirling air in the center of the tornado
hurricane a storm with violent wind
tornado funnel-shaped, advancing beneath a large storm
eye the center of a hurricane
funnel cloud a shaped cloud that forms a tornado or hurricane
cyclone system of winds rotating
typhoon a tropical storm in India or the Pacific Ocean
atmosphere made up of several layers of air
nitrogen 78% of gas that is made of the earth's atmosphere
carbon dioxide a colorless gass produced by burnung air
green house gases
water vapor below boiling temp. in the earths atmossphere
stratosphere highest level of profession, other sphere, prices, or other quantities
mesosphere the region of earths atmosphere
ionosphere contains ion and free electrons that is able to reflect radio waves
exosphere the otter most region of plants amosphere
troposphere lowest region of earths amosphere
thermosphere increases the temp. with height and is above the troposphere
goes and poes satelites
tornado alley where tornadoes are frequent
isobar line on a map connecting point hanging the same atmosphere pressure
isotherm a curve on a diagram joining parts
unsable airmass a line on a map connecting points having the same temp. given at a time or average
weather state of atmosphere at a place and time
climate weather conditions over a long period
convection movement caused by fluid
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