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the study of Earth´s atmosphere and how it affects the weather
Meteorology
The driest place on Earth is
the Atacama Desert
Translate ´lluvia´
rain
what does a red line represent in a weather forecast?
a warm front
We hear thunder before we see lightning. (True or False)
False
What are the four stages of the water cycle?
Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, and Collection
Translate ´tiempo de hoy´
Today´s weather
a prediction of the weather
a weather forecast
a scientist who measures and predicts the weather
a meteorologists
the pictures shows a
tornado
The blue line in the picture represents a
cold front
This instrument measures ....
temperature
a place where it hardly rains and it is very hot and dry
a desert
A very big storm that is very destructive that form in the Atlantic Ocean
hurricanes
A light wind is called a ´´............´´
breeze
Translate ´granizo´
hail
Translate ´nieve´
snow
The step of the water cycle after precipitation, where water collects into rivers, lakes, and into the ground as well.
Collection
The step of the water cycle where clouds get heavy and start to rain.
Precipitation
As water vapour rises, it cools and begins to condense into drops of water. These drops form clouds.
Condensation
The step of the water cycle where water from the oceans, lakes and rivers becomes vapour and rises into the air.
Evaporation
the movement of air
wind
Translate the words, ´trueno y rayos´
thunder and lighting
The procress were Earth´s atmosphere becomes hotter because of greenhouse gasses
Global Warming
The line that divides the earth horizontally into two hemispheres.
The Equator
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