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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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CHAPTER 9 AIR MASSES AND FRONTS

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Earth Science Rocks! Warm up April 18

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Wednesday 10-30-31

Wednesday 10-30-31. Check Weather Map Symbols Weather Notes Applying Weather Symbols WS. PreAP Wednesday 10-30-31. Turn in Fast Plants Conclusions Check Weather Map Symbols Weather Notes Applying Weather Symbols WS.

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6.4.4: Air Masses, Fronts, Pressure Systems, & Storms

6.4.4: Air Masses, Fronts, Pressure Systems, & Storms. Air masses Are huge bodies of air, with similar temperatures & moisture. They are formed over water or land in tropical or polar regions.

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Weather

Weather. What is weather?. Set of all phenomena occurring at a given time in the atmosphere. example: wind, atmospheric pressure, humidity. Climate. Sum of weather conditions for a region over a long period of time. Front.

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6.4.4: Air Masses, Fronts, Pressure Systems, & Storms

6.4.4: Air Masses, Fronts, Pressure Systems, & Storms. Air masses Are huge bodies of air, with similar temperatures & moisture. They are formed over water or land in tropical or polar regions.

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Air Masses 10/2/12

Air Masses 10/2/12. Weather changes as air masses move. Air mass- large volume of air where temperature and humidity are the same at different altitudes. Air masses can cover thousands of square miles Air masses form when air sits over a region of Earth for many days.

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Air masses

Air masses. Air masses are large bodies of air with similar properties, such as warm and dry, or cool and moist . Air masses are classified as maritime or continental and as polar or tropical . Maritime air masses are wet and form over oceans. Air masses.

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warm fronts vs. cold fronts

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warm fronts vs. cold fronts

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Air Masses

Air Masses . Air Mass - an extremely large body of air whose properties of temperature and moisture content (humidity), at any given altitude, are fairly similar in any horizontal direction. . Source Regions. Geographic areas where an air mass originates.

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Cadet Phase I & II Aerospace Dimensions Air Environment (Module 3)

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Weather

Weather. By Christopher. Fronts. A front is when hot air collides with cold air affecting the weather. Warm fronts.

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Three Types of Precipitation

Three Types of Precipitation. Relief Precipitation. Mountain Barriers create Relief Precipitation. As moist air rises up the windward (The side of a mountain that faces the prevailing wind) slope of a mountain, it expands and cools.

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1.2 Atmospheric Circulation

1.2 Atmospheric Circulation. Atmospheric circulation : global-scale movement of the layer of air surrounding the Earth. Hot air rises (low density) Cold air falls (high density)

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The Jet Stream and Rossby Waves

The Jet Stream and Rossby Waves. Earth-Sun Relations. Earth-Sun Relations. Seasonal Pressure and Precipitation Patterns. Cold Fronts and Warm Fronts.

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Branches of Geography

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