'High altitude clouds' diaporamas de présentation

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Warm up question: Why do you think Mexico City is colder than the surrounding cities?

Warm up question: Why do you think Mexico City is colder than the surrounding cities?. In your agenda. Write: Meteorology Test on Thursday March 8. Earth Science Rocks!. MYP Unit Question : What should I wear today? Area of Interaction : Environment Learner Profile : Communicator.

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V. Clouds & Precipitation

V. Clouds & Precipitation. A. Cloud Formation. 1. All clouds require 3 things: a. water vapor b. condensation nuclei- something for water to bond with c. cooling- air must be cooled below dew point . B. Temperature & Cloud Formation.

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The Ozone Shield

Section 13-2. The Ozone Shield. Ozone Layer. Area in the stratosphere where ozone is highly concentrated Ozone: 3 atoms of oxygen (O3) Absorbs most of the harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun Acts like a sunscreen for the Earth. Chemicals That Cause Ozone Depletion.

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The Ozone Shield

Section 13-2. The Ozone Shield. Ozone Layer. Area in the stratosphere where ozone is highly concentrated Ozone: 3 atoms of oxygen (O3) Absorbs most of the harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun Acts like a sunscreen for the Earth. Chemicals That Cause Ozone Depletion.

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