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weather

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fluffy cloud cumulus
a layered cloud (blanket) stratus
a wispy/wind blown curly cloud high in the troposphere cirrus
describes clouds in the middle of the troposphere alto
describes clouds high in the troposphere cirro
a rain cloud nimbus
a thunderhead cumulonimbus
upward movement of heat convection
the source of energy in thunderstorms sun
the change from water vapor(gas) to water(liquid) condensation
the change from a liquid to a gas (vapor) evaporation
rain,sleet,hail,snow precipitation
clouds are made of this water droplets
the layer in the atmosphere where weather occurs troposphere
the layer where ozone absorbs much of the sun\'s radiation stratosphere
the atmosphere layer where meteors begin to burn mesosphere
the atmosphere layer that can be as hot as 3000 F thermosphere
the temperature where air can not hold any more water vapor ( saturated ) dewpoint
the situation where the air is holding all of the water vapor it can hold saturated
a person who studies the weather meteorologist
instrument that measures wind speed anemometer
narrow upper levels winds that can range from 150 -300 mph jet stream
the difference of wind speeds at various altitudes (causes tornadoes) wind shear
prediction of future weather based on past trends/current observations forecast
a rotating or spinning fluid vortex
a lowering or clouds near the rain free base (forms tornado) wall cloud
Created by: rdyson
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