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Storms1

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Huge body of air that has similar temperature, pressure, and humidity through out air mass
A warm air mass that forms in the tropics and has low air pressure tropical
A cold air mass that forms north of 50 north latitude or south of 50 south latitude and has high pressure polar
humid air mass that forms over oceans maritime
area where air masses meet and don't mix front
dry air that forms over land continental
Cut off, as the warm air mass at an occluded front is cut off from the ground by cooler air beneath it. occluded
A swirling center of low air pressure. cyclone
A high-pressure center of dry air anticyclones
Scientists who study the causes of weather and try to predict it. meteorologists
An abnormal climate event that occurs every 2 to 7 years in the Pacific ocean, causing changes in winds current and weather patterns that can lead to dramatic climate changes El Nino
lines on a map joining places that have the same air pressure isobar
lines on a map joining places that have the same temperature isotherm
violent disturbance in the Atmosphere storm
sudden spark, or energy discharge, caused when electrical charges jump between parts of a cloud or between a cloud and the ground lighting
rapidly whirling, funnel-shape cloud that reaches down from a storm cloud to touch Earth's surface, usually leaving a destructive path tornado
tropical storm that has winds of 119km per hour or higher typically about 600km across hurricane
dome of water that sweeps across the coast where a hurricane lands Storm surge
to move away temporarily evacuate
sudden, violent flood that occurs within a few hours,or even min of heavy rainstorm Flash flood
year-after-year conditions of temperature, precipitation, winds, and clouds am area climate
side of mountain that forces the oncoming wind windward
downwind side of mountains leeward
Created by: ACrowe1
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