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Weather

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The condition of the atmosphere at one point on the earth's surface at a given time Weather
The average conditions of weather in a region over a period of years Climate (every 30 years)
The layers of air that surround the earth Atmosphere
The depositing of moisture in the form of rain,hail,snow,sleet,or ice on the earth's surface Precipitation
The amount of moisture in the air Humidity
The study of atmospheric conditions as they pertain to weather Meteorology
The type of climate characterized by sparse rainfall, with hot or variable temperatures Desert
Term for a hot climate, with either heavy rainfall year-round or wet summers and dry winters Tropical
Term for a climate typical of the interior of continents , characterized by hot summers and cold winters, with varying amounts of precipitation Continental
Term for a climate of a lower latitudes, where the summers are hot and dry and the winters are warm and rainy Mediterranean
Term for a climate influenced by the sea, having warm summers, cooler winters, and adequate rainfall year-round Marine
Term for the climate type characterized by cool summers, cold winters, and light precipitation Tundra
Pertaining to the side facing the wind Wind Ward
Pertaining to the side away from the wind Lee Ward
The usual westerly winds that blow between 30° and 60° latitude , both north and south of the equator Prevailing
Winds blowing steadily over the ocean toward the equator, from the northeast in the northern hemisphere and the southeast in the southern Trade
Certain regions near the equator where the wind is very light or constantly shifting Doldrums
The weight of air on the surface of the earth, which varies from place to place Air Pressure
A warm ocean current issuing from the Gulf of Mexico and flowing northward along the eastern coast of the United States Gulf Stream
A cold ocean current that rises
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