On this map, the cold front is moving in which direction?
southeast (toward the states of Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri / toward St. Louis)
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A flood with little or no warning is called a ________ flood.
flash
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A front passes through Nebraska. There are severe winds and blizzards and the temperatures drop from about 45 degrees Fahrenheit to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. What kind of front passed through?
COLD FRONT
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In this image, the air coming from area A would be bringing (HUMID or DRY) conditions to area B
HUMID
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seesaw
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shark
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Boundaries between different air masses are called _________.
fronts
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Cold ocean surface currents bring ________ temperatures to coastal areas that they flow past.
COLD temperatures
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What kind of tool is used to measure the temperature of the air outside?
thermometer
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banana
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Heat energy always moves from _________ areas to _________ areas.
...from warmer areas to colder areas.
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What type of storm forms out over the oceans, closer to the equator (because the warmer water helps create the storm).
hurricane
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In this image, why would the air coming from point A in the Gulf of Mexico likely be warmer than the air at point B?
...because the air is moving from area A which is further south (and closer to the equator).
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What is the study of the atmosphere and weather called?
meteorology
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In this picture, the arrows show air circulation. The arrow rising up would represent (WARMER or COLDER) air.