chapter 28.2 Flashcards

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narrow band fast-moving, high altitude air

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jet stream

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apparent deflection of an object due to earth’s rotation

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coriolis effect

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large volume of air with uniform moisture and temperature throughout

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air mass

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4
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air masses interact in zones

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weather front

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5
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how many jet stream are in the world

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4

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6
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how many pressure systems are there

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2

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7
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what is a low pressure system also known as
which way does the air flow for low pressure system
what are some results low pressure system

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8
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what is a high pressure system known as

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also known as a high (H)

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9
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which way does a high pressure system rotate

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clockwise

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10
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what is the result of high presure system

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causes air sink which results in clear

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11
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what are the four weather fonts

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cold front
warm front
stationary front
occluded font

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12
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how is cold front created

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cold air forces warm air upward in a fast and chaotic manner

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13
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cold front represented

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14
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how are warm fronts created

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rises gently above cold air

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15
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warm front represented

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forms stratus type clouds or fog

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16
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how are stationary fronts created

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cold n warm air masses meet n neither front advances

17
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cold n air can last for few days

18
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occluded front created

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