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G4 Ch4 L3 Tracking the Weather

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    Week 17 McGraw-Hill Science for ESL students.
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  • What are AIR MASSES?
    Large areas of air that have the same properties.
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  • What are FRONTS?
    The areas where two air masses meet.
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  • How does a warm front form? What weather results from it?
    A warm air mass pushes up against a cold one, causing light rain, clouds, and an increase in air temperature.
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  • How does a cold front form? What weather results from it?
    A cold air mass pushes up against a warm one, causing storms, thick clouds, and a decrease in air temperature.
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  • What's a STATIONARY front?
    A boundary between air masses that isn't moving.
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  • Name THREE things that a weather map shows.
    Conditions, air temperature, air pressure, winds, precipitation, location of air fronts.
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  • What does it mean to FORECAST?
    It means to PREDICT the weather.
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  • How likely are you to see the same cold front for several days in one place? Explain.
    Wow, you really know your stuff! / Sorry, we were looking for...
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  • Give TWO examples of SEVERE weather.
    Hurricanes (typhoons, tropical storms), tornadoes, thunder/lightning storms, etc.
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  • Give TWO pieces of advice for stormy weather.
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