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Weather part 2

QuestionAnswer
Warm air mass slides up and over a cold air mass WARM FRONT
Force of air pushing on an area AIR PRESSURE
Sections of air with nearly the same temperature and moisture AIR MASSES
Cold air mass pushes under a warm air mass COLD FRONT
Boundary between air masses that doesn't move STATIONARY FRONT
Measurement of water vapor in the air HUMIDITY
Boundary between air masses that have different temperatures FRONT
When a cold air mass meets a warm air mass, the possible result VIOLENT WEATHER
High and low pressure areas on a weather map predict - weather WINDY
Scientist who studies weather METEOROLOGIST
Average weather conditions in an area over a long period of time CLIMATE
Storm of heavy rain, lightning, and strong wind THUNDERSTORM
Weather instrument that measures amount of precipitation RAIN GAUGE
Weather instrument that measures pressure BAROMETER
Weather instrument that measures how hot or cold it is THERMOMETER
Government agency that has weather stations all over the US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
Very heavy snowstorm BLIZZARD
Largest and most powerful storms HURRICANES
Over the Atlantic Ocean near the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean WHERE HURRICANES START
Weather instrument that measures air speed ANEMOMETER
Created by: Mrs. Miller
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