science

Question 1

FOG

Answer 1

low to the ground

Question 2

RELATIVE HUMIDITY

Answer 2

The measure of water vapor in the air compared to how much water vapor it can hold depending on the temperature

Question 3

DEW POINT

Answer 3

the temperature at which the air becomes saturated and when condensation forms. This changes depending on how much moisture is in the air

Question 4

AIR MASSES

Answer 4

Large bodies of air that have the same properties

Question 5

FRONTS

Answer 5

boundaries between warm and cold air masses

Question 6

STATION MODEL

Answer 6

shows the weather conditions for one location specifically

Question 7

ISOTHERM

Answer 7

a line on a weather map that connects points that have the same temperature

Question 8

ISOBAR

Answer 8

a line on a weather map that connects points that have the same atmospheric pressure

Question 9

METEOROLOGIST

Answer 9

studies the weather by taking measurements of temperature, air pressure, wind, humidity, and precipitation. Overall they try their best to predict the weather

Question 10

CLIMATE AND WEATHER DIFFERENCE

Answer 10

weather is the short-term changes in the atmosphere. Climate is the weather in a certain area over a long period of time

Question 11

HUMIDITY

Answer 11

humidity is over-saturated because the amount of water vapor in the air is more than the amount wanted.

Question 12

SEVERE WEATHER TYPES-

Answer 12

Thunderstorms, lightning, thunder, tornadoes, blizzards, and Hurricanes

Question 13

HOW ARE CLOUDS CLASSIFIED-

Answer 13

they are classified by shape, height, and/or precipitation

Question 14

TYPES OF PRECIPITATION-

Answer 14

there are four main types of precipitation, these are snow, rain, sleet, and hail.

Question 15

HOW IS ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE DETERMINED-

Answer 15

it is usually determined with a barometer