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Topic 1 Weather Quiz

TermDefinition
Fronts cold front, warm front, occluded front, stationary front
Stationary air masses - Cold air mass meets warm air -Not enough force to move either front -Many days of cloudy wet weather
4 Types of Air Masses maritime, continental, polar, tropical
Maritime Air Mass - Comes from water and is wet
Continental Air Mass -Comes from land and is dry
Polar Air Mass -Comes from the north and is cold
Tropical Air Mass -Comes from the south and is warm
Cold Front -Cold air mass meets a warm air mass and pushes it out of the water -Bring thunderstorms, rain or snow -Most tornadoes develop from thunderstorms on the edge of a cold front
Warm Front - Warm air mass meets a cold air mass and pushes the cold air mass out of the way -Bring drizzly precipitation, followed by clear warm weather
Condensation When gas becomes a liquid
Evaporation When liquid turns into a gas
Transpiration The process where plants absorb water through their roots and release it as water vapor into the air through tiny pores in their leaves
Precipitation Liquid or solid water that forms in the atmosphere and falls to Earth
Run- off The portion of precipitation or snow melt that flows over the land surface instead of soaking into the ground
Created by: Susie O'Hara
 

 



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