Science 2 Flashcards

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Air pressure

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  1. The force that air puts in an area (related word: pressure.)
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Tropical

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  1. Tropical climates typically have very warm temperatures throughout the years.
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Celsius

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  1. The metric temperature scale: water boils at 100 degrees Celsius and it freezes 0 degrees Celsius.
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Cumulus cloud

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  1. Large, fluffy, white clouds, often seen in fair skies; can develop into cumulonimbus clouds.
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Cirrus cloud

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  1. Thin, wispy-looking clouds; commonly found at heights greater than 6 km.
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Thermometer

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  1. A device used to measure temperature.
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Tropical depression

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  1. A region of low pressure with counter- clockwise wind rotation that develops into a hurricane or tropical storm.
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Ocean current

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  1. Large-scale movement of water within the oceans in a certain direction.
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Dew point

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  1. Large-scale movement of water within the oceans in a certain direction.
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Hurricane

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  1. A storm with strong winds and rain that forms over tropical waters (related term:typhoon, tropical, cyclone)
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11
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Dessert

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An area that gets little precipitation and has very little vegetation

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Typhoon

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  1. A hurricane or tropical storm originating in the Pacific Ocean.
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Humidity

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  1. The measure of how much water vapor in the air.
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Forecast

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  1. To analyze weather data and make an educated guess about weather in the future; a prediction about what the weather will be like in the future based in weather data.
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Atmosphere

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  1. Layers of gas that surround a planet (related word: atmosphere)
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Hail

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  1. Small, icy balls that fall from the sky.
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Thunderstorm

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  1. A weather system that produces heavy precipitation, winds lightning, and thunder.
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Cloud

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  1. A collection of water droplets or ice crystals in the atmosphere.
19
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Precipitation

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  1. A prolonged shortage of rainfall.
20
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Drought

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  1. In weather, the boundary between two masses of air with different properties.
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Front

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  1. The study of patterns of weather.
22
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Metorology

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  1. The temperature at which a liquid turns into a solid.
23
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Freezing point

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F

24
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Tornado

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T

25
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Cumulonimbus cloud

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C

26
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Thunder

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WV

27
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Weather

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S

28
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Waterspout

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W

29
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Barometer

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B

30
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Global waning

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G

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Temperature

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T

32
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Barometric pressure

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B

33
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Funnel cloud

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F

34
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Climate

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C