stupid
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| orographic effect | global winds force air upwards along mountains
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| outgassing | gasses vented by erupting volanoes
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| insolation | incoming solar radiation
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| meteorologist | a scientist who studies and predicts weather
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| front | an area where two air masses with different temperatures and densities colide but do not mix
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| fujita scale | a scale that rates tornadoes
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| grennhouse effect | the energy that is bounced off earth
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| weather | the daliy condition of the atmosphere(involving temp. pressure,wind,moisture
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| climate | atmospheric conditions of large georaphic regions
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| contrail | from planes in the sky(water vapor/ low temp)
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