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6SCI U4 L4-7 Weather

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A rotating column of air that has a very high wind speeds and is sometimes visible as a funnel-shaped cloud. They form when a thunderstorm meets horizontal winds at a high altitude, and the winds cause warm air to spin.
An aspect of topography that refers to the height of an area above sea level.
Forms between 2 air masses. When they meet density differences usually keep them from mixing.
Any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds - rain, sleet, snow, and hail.
The analysis of scientific data to predict future weather conditions.
An electric discharge that happens between a positively charged area and a negatively charged area.
A large volume of air in which temperature and moisture content are nearly the same throughout.
An intense local storm that forms strong winds, heavy rain, lightening, thunder, and sometimes hail. They get their energy when warm, humid air near the ground mixes with cooler air above.
The study of weather and Earth's atmosphere.
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When a hurricane moves into a coastal area, it also pushes a huge mass of ocean water called this as seal level rises, backing up rivers and flooding shores.
Formed through condensation of water vapor that is suspended in air.
Describes weather conditions in an area over a long period of time, and determined by temperature and precipitation.
A set of meteorological symbols that represent the weather at a particular observing station, often shown on weather maps.
A tropical low-pressure ststem with winds blowing at speeds of 119 km/h (74 mi/hr) or more.
The amount of water vapor in the air compared to the amount of water vapor needed to reach saturation.
Surface features of an area, that influence wind patterns and transfer of energy.
The amount of water vapor (when water evaporates in the air from oceans lakes & ponds) in the air.
Water vapor that is condensed very close to Earth's surface.
When lightening strikes, the air along its path is heated to a high temperature and quickly expands. This rapidly moving air causes the air to vibrate and release sound waves.