B2c- Weather Fronts & Predicting Weather

The warm air will always sink below the cooler air

They become one type of air system

They do not mix causing unsettled (not nice) weather.

They will always remain where they meet until one loses energy

Cloudy

Precipitation

Unsettled (not sunny/not nice)

All of the choices are correct

A warm air mass and a cool air mass come together but neither has enough energy to over take the other.

A warm air mass catches up to a cooler air masses and overtakes it.

A warm air mass gets caught in between a cool and cold air mass.

A cold air mass powers through a warm air mass.

A warm air mass and a cool air mass come together but neither has enough energy to over take the other.

A cold air mass powers through a warm air mass.

A warm air mass catches up to a cooler air masses and overtakes it.

A warm air mass gets caught in between a cool and cold air mass.

A warm air mass gets caught in between a cool and cold air mass.

A warm air mass and a cool air mass come together but neither has enough energy to over take the other.

A cold air mass powers through a warm air mass.

A warm air mass catches up to a cooler air masses and overtakes it.

Meteorologist

Biologist

Atmospherologist

Tropospherist

A comparison of the relative humidity and absolute humidity.

The amount of precipitation that an area is experiencing.

The condition of the air in a certain area at a certain time.

The interaction of the air and the water below it.

Angle of the earth, precipitation, tides

Layer of the atmosphere, wind speed, static electricity in the air

Temperature, Pressure, Humidity

Air pressure, state of matter, wind direction

Type of map that shows the names of states and their capitals.

Pictures of certain areas and the weather they are experiencing, have experienced or will experience.

Type of map that shows the different elevations above and below sea level.

Picture of an area that shows how to get from one place to another.

Isobars and are weather map symbols that show different types of weather fronts.

Isobars are lines on maps that shows areas experiencing a similar amount of precipitation.

Isobars are lines on maps that show areas with the same or similar air pressures.

Isobars are lines on maps that show areas with similar temperatures.

Thermometer

Psychrometer

Barometer

Hydrometer

barometer

centibar

millibar

degrees