9.1 - Intro and Fronts - Paul Fischer | Biblioteka

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Explain why weather is so unpredictable. (How can I know long term things about the positions of stars and the sun and the moon, but not short term things about weather?)

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Match the type of fronts to their descriptions.

warm
occluded
dry line
stationary
cold

when a cold front catches up to a warm front
is the leading edge of colder air that is replacing warmer air
a front that is not moving
is the leading edge of warmer air that is replacing the colder air
seperates a moist air mass from a dry air mass

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Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ____

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This is an example of a _____ front

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Draw the cold front. (Including the correct color, notation, location, and direction.)

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On the map, draw where the wind is predicted to blow.

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Select all of the Occuluded Fronts on the map.

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9.1 - Intro and Fronts

Explain why weather is so unpredictable. (How can I know long term things about the positions of stars and the sun and the moon, but not short term things about weather?)

9.1 - Intro and Fronts

Explain why weather is so unpredictable. (How can I know long term things about the positions of stars and the sun and the moon, but not short term things about weather?)

Match the type of fronts to their descriptions.

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ____

This is an example of a _____ front

Draw the cold front. (Including the correct color, notation, location, and direction.)

On the map, draw where the wind is predicted to blow.

Select all of the Occuluded Fronts on the map.

Select all of the Stationary Fronts on the map.

Match the type of fronts to their descriptions.

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ____

This is an example of a _____ front

Draw the cold front. (Including the correct color, notation, location, and direction.)

On the map, draw where the wind is predicted to blow.

Select all of the Occuluded Fronts on the map.

Select all of the Stationary Fronts on the map.

9.1 - Intro and Fronts

Explain why weather is so unpredictable. (How can I know long term things about the positions of stars and the sun and the moon, but not short term things about weather?)

9.1 - Intro and Fronts

Explain why weather is so unpredictable. (How can I know long term things about the positions of stars and the sun and the moon, but not short term things about weather?)

Match the type of fronts to their descriptions.

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ______________ __________________

This is an example of a _____ front

Draw the cold front. (Including the correct color, notation, location, and direction.)

On the map, draw where the wind is predicted to blow.

Select all of the Occuluded Fronts on the map.

Select all of the Stationary Fronts on the map.

Match the type of fronts to their descriptions.

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ______________ __________________

This is an example of a _____ front

Draw the cold front. (Including the correct color, notation, location, and direction.)

On the map, draw where the wind is predicted to blow.

Select all of the Occuluded Fronts on the map.

Select all of the Stationary Fronts on the map.

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ____

Cold fronts generally move in a predictible direction because of the ____