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Weather Dynamics

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PRECIPITATION

Hydrology and Water Resources RG744. PRECIPITATION. Precipitation . Any form of solid and liquid water that falls from atmosphere to earth surface Rain, drizzle, hail, dew, snow. Types of Precipitation. The precipitation types can be categorized as Frontal Precipitation

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Thundersnow Apr 1, 2010

Thundersnow Apr 1, 2010. ATS 351 Lecture 10. Winds, Fronts, and Cyclogenesis. Outline . Atmospheric pressure Forces that affect the wind PGF, Coriolis, Centripetal, Friction Vertical Motion Fronts Mid-Latitude Cyclogenesis. Atmospheric Pressure. Ideal Gas Law p = ? RT

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Service Delivery 4

Service Delivery 4. Compressed Gases. Aim. To familiarise students with the procedures for dealing with compressed gases. Learning Outcomes. At the end of the session students will be able to:. State the properties of compressed gases

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Oceans

Oceans. SPI 0507.8.1 Describe the effects of the oceans on weather and climate. Group Assignment. Each group will be given two locations of similar latitudes. One location in is a coastal area; the other is landlocked. Two students from each group should go to www.weather.com

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Hurricanes

Hurricanes. Chapter 13.3. Objectives. The conditions required for tropical cyclone development The life cycle of a tropical cyclone The dangers of tropical cyclones. Cyclone . Tropical cyclone Large, rotating, LOW pressure tropical storm. A.K.A.

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Brief Overview Of Hurricanes

Brief Overview Of Hurricanes. Use the provided pamphlets and answer the following questions :. 1. What provides the energy for a hurricane? What happens to the strength of a hurricane as it moves over land?

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Mountains

Mountains. SPI 0507.8.2 Explain how mountains affect weather and climate. . Three Ways. In this PowerPoint you are going to study three ways mountains affect climate. Elevation Rain Shadows Mountain and Valley Breezes. How Mountains Affect Weather & Climate Number 1 - Elevation.

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Forces in Fluids. 13.1 Fluid Pressure. Pressure Pressure- the result of a force distributed over an area The greater the surface area of an object, the less pressure the object will exert To calculate pressure, divide the force by the area over which the force acts

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Just-in-Time Lecture Hurricane Rita

www.pitt.edu/~super/. Just-in-Time Lecture Hurricane Rita. Ali Ardalan, Kourosh Holakouie Naieni, Ronald E. LaPorte, Eugene Shubnikov, Faina Linkov, Mehdi Russel & Eric K. Noji . What is the Disaster Supercourse?.

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Layers of the Atmosphere

Layers of the Atmosphere. 2009. Pressure is a force that acts over a certain area. Liquids and gases are fluids. Fluids are any material that is able to flow. Fluids exert pressure because of the motion of their particles.

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Properties of Fluids

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Flying toilet paper, funnel ball and curve balls

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Meteorology , Sun, and Stars

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Birds

Birds . Sonam Tshering Tshering leki Sherab Chophel. Outline topics. 1. special features (characteristics of birds) 2. secret mechanism in birds 3. features that catch aerial mode of life. Special features of birds.

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Middle Latitude Cyclones

Middle Latitude Cyclones. By Jenny Barnes. An Introduction:. Mid-Latitude cyclones are also known as extra-tropical or frontal cyclones These weather systems are named for occurring in the middle latitudes of earth.

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Air Pressure

Air Pressure. Pressure. Pressure is a force that acts over a certain area. Liquids and gases are fluids. Fluids are any material that is able to flow. Fluids exert pressure because of the motion of their particles.

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Chapter 9 Floating and Flow

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Hurricanes

Hurricanes. By: Krystian . Mark For: Mr. P iers. How they form.

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