Weather Flashcards

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1
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What do isobars represent on a weather chart?

A

Isobars represent lines of equal atmospheric pressure.

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True or False: Isotherms connect points of equal temperature.

A

True

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Fill in the blank: Lines that connect points of equal precipitation are called _______.

A

isohyets

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4
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What is the primary purpose of a weather chart?

A

To provide a visual representation of meteorological data.

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5
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Which line on a weather chart indicates areas of equal humidity?

A

Isohyets

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Multiple Choice: What does a closely spaced isobar indicate? A) High pressure B) Low pressure C) Strong winds D) Calm weather

A

C) Strong winds

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What do contour lines represent on a weather chart?

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Contour lines represent areas of equal elevation.

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True or False: A cold front is represented by a line with blue triangles on a weather chart.

A

True

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What is the significance of a warm front on a weather chart?

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A warm front indicates the leading edge of warmer air moving into an area.

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10
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Fill in the blank: The lines that connect points of equal wind speed are called _______.

A

isotachs

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