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Global Weather Patterns: Sun & Energy and Weather

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Front   show
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show An area of higher air pressure that is typically associated with clear weather.  
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show An area of lower air pressure that is typically associated with wet or cloudy weather.  
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Air Mass   show
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Convection   show
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show A pattern of precipitation, wind, etc. that covers a small area for a short amount of time.  
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show A pattern of temperature and precipitation that remains for a long period of time.  
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show The flow of water within the ocean that moves in a regular pattern.  
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show A periodic change in the location of warm and cool surface waters in the Pacific Ocean.  
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Deep Ocean Current   show
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Surface Current   show
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show A low pressure tropical storm that forms over warm ocean water.  
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Greenhouse Effect   show
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show Gases that act like a blanket around Earth.  
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Ozone Layer   show
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Precipitation   show
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Atmosphere   show
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Hydrosphere   show
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show Fast moving cold air mass colliding with slow moving warm air mass. Cold air will push out warm air.  
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Warm Front   show
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Stationary Front   show
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show When two fronts (not air masses) collide.  
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