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METEOROLOGY

METEOROLOGY. GEL-1370. Chapter Eight. Air Masses, Fronts, and Middle-Latitude Cyclones. Goal for this Chapter. We are going to learn answers to the following questions: What are the different types of air masses? How fronts are formed?

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METEOROLOGY

METEOROLOGY. GEL-1370. Chapter Eight. Air Masses, Fronts, and Middle-Latitude Cyclones. Goal for this Chapter. We are going to learn answers to the following questions: What are the different types of air masses? How fronts are formed?

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Why Do We Have Weather?

Why Do We Have Weather?. An Introduction. Take good notes! There will be a quiz at the end of this presentation. WHY DO WE HAVE THE WEATHER ?. Just think about it! Why is there wind? Why does it blow from one direction one day and another the next? Why is it rainy one day and dry the next?

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Why Do We Have

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GEU 0047: Meteorology Lecture 11: Air Masses and Fronts

GEU 0047: Meteorology Lecture 11: Air Masses and Fronts. Air Masses. the air with similar properties of temperature and moisture which covers a large area Semi-permanent structures in the atmosphere. Air Mass Classifications. Moisture content Dry Continental (c)

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12-8-10 What is weather?

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Air Masses

Air Masses. Dr. R. B. Schultz. Air Masses. In the middle latitudes, most weather patterns are the result of the movements of large bodies of air, called air masses.

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Warm Up 4/16/07

Warm Up 4/16/07. When water vapor in air condenses, what must occur in order for clouds to form? a. The air is heated c. The air is cooled b. Snow falls d. The air is superheated What are low, sheet-like clouds called? a. Cirrus clouds c. Stratus clouds

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Air Masses and Fronts

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