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What is large section of the lower troposphere that has the same weather conditions throughout?
air mass
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What is the change in pressure from one area to another?
pressure gradient
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What is a thin and feathery high level clouds?
cirrus clouds
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What is leading edge of a warm air mass; brings heavy rain?
warm front
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What is strong winds that form a narrow zone in the upper troposphere?
jet stream
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What is a visual representation of the movement of weather conditions?
weather map
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What is a layered low level clouds?
stratus clouds
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What is a extremely large rotating storm that forms over warm ocean water?
hurricane
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What is an event that occurs when an area is overcome with more water than it can handle?
flood
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What is a transfer of heat from one place to another (related to liquids and gases)?
convection
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What is warm ocean currents in the Atlantic?
gulf stream
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What is an agency that protects humans and the environment?
EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
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What is a puffy low level clouds?
cumulus clouds
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What is a violently whirling winds forming a funnel cloud shape; produced by thunderstorms?
tornado
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What is the scientific attempt to make accurate predictions of future weather and weather patterns?
weather forecasting
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What are clouds that produce thunder and lightning; usually indicate the presence of strong storms?
cumulonimbus clouds
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What is leading edge of a cooler air mass; brings a line of showers of thunderstorms?
cold front
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What is a change in the course of objects caused by the Earth’s rotation?
Coriolis Effect
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What is the condition and health of the atmosphere?
air quality
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What is the leading edge of an air mass?
front
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