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clouds, precipitation, fronts

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very high wispy clouds- made from ice crystals   show
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show cumulus  
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low flat clouds that cover most of the sky   show
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show altocumulus  
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show nimbostratus  
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It may begin as rain, but the ground is below freezing.   show
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show snow  
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show hail  
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show cooler temperatures reaching to dew point and a particle to cling to.  
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The process of water vapor cooling and becoming a liquid form, creating clouds.   show
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show maritime Tropical  
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show continental Polar  
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show temperature and humidity  
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show fronts  
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show stationary fronts  
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warm air masses overtakes and rises above a cold air mass- usually brings warm humid air   show
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show humidity  
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percentage of water vapor in the air, compared to the actual amount there.   show
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show thunderstorms  
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this storm usually developes in thick cumulonimbus clouds and is a rapidly whirling funnel-shaped cloud.   show
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most tornadoes occur here, where cold air masses from Canada meet warm, humid air masses from the Gulf of Mexico.   show
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this long-lasting storm is fueled by warm tropical water evaporating and can have strong winds.   show
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clouds are classified by what 2 things?   show
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fronts are classified by what 2 things?   show
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how warm weather will change after a cold front comes through?   show
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What will result when clouds are above freezing, the air is also above freezing,but the ground is below freezing.   show
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What will result if the cloud is below freezing, but the air is above freezing?   show
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What will result if the cloud is below freezing, and the air is below freezing?   show
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show nimbo/nimbus  
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this prefix means "high", but are really mid-level clouds   show
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this prefix means "VERY high"   show
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used to measure relative humidity   show
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show meteorologist  
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a dome of water that occurs during hurricanes, that brings flooding.   show
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show rain, thunder, lightning, flash floods and tornadoes  
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What causes hurricanes to lose strength or "die out"?   show
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Where is the best place to be for a tornado?   show
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show sleet  
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rain that freezes after it touches the ground   show
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this begins as frozen water vapor, and NEVER melts   show
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show The sun's energy causes warm water to evaporte along the areas near the equator; as the warm most air rises, it cools and oondenses, bringing wind and rain.  
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show storm  
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the temperature at which water vapor changes to a liquid   show
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show warm front  
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this type of front will bring cold, drier air and heavy rains/snow   show
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this front has two cold air masses pushing up a warm air mass and cutting it off.   show
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