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weather and the water cycle

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atmosphere blanket of air surrounding the earth
water cycle the sun warms water on Earth's surface, the water evaporates, rain falls back into the ocean or onto land
evaporation process by which liquid water changes to gas
condensation process by which water changes from a gas to a liquid
troposphere the layer of atmosphere closest to the Earth's surface
air pressure weight of the atmosphere pressing down on Earth
air mass large body of air that has the same temp and humidity throughout-can be warm or cold
local wind a wind that results from a local difference in temperature
front a border where 2 masses meet
prevailing winds global winds that blow from the same direction
climate pattern of weather that an area experiences fo a long time
humidity amount of water vapor in the air
precipitation water that falls from the atmosphere to Earth
forms of solid precipitation snow, sleet, hail
liquid precipitation rain
types of clouds cumulus, stratus, cirrus
cumulus clouds puffy, indicate fair weather
cirrus clouds mostly made of ice, form high in the atmosphere where it is very cold
stratus clouds form low in the atmosphere, can bring moderate rain or snowfall
cooler and drier after a cold front passes the weather is
warm and humid after a warm front passes
troposphere the layer of Earth's atmosphere where most weather occurs
Created by: gineric
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