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| Cold front, Warm front, Stationary front, and Occluded front |
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| The four types of fronts are... |
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| ___ and ___ air comes from Canada into the Midwest? |
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| Warm fronts go under or over cold fronts? |
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| Lightning can have temperatures upwards of ____ Degrees Celsius |
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| The Pacific Ocean equivalent of a Hurricane |
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| 56 km/h and 400m of visibility during a snowstorm is called what? |
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| A line that connects places of similar barometric pressure |
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| A line that connects places of similar temperature |
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| Shows the weather conditions at a specific location |
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| Someone who studies weather |
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| A violent, severe, winter storm |
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| A large, swirling, low-pressure system that forms over the Atlantic ocean |
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| A violently rotating column of air in contact with the ground |
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| A boundary between two air masses |
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| A large body of air with similar properties to the part of Earth's Surface over which it formed |
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A stationary front is when the cold air mass moves under the warm air mass |
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| A scale used to measure the destructive force of tornadoes |
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| A Hurricane relies on what to keep it going? |
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Does wind blows from high pressure areas to low pressure areas? |
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| Large swirling masses of air are called what? |
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A cold front is when cold air moves toward warm air |
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True/False
A warm front is when warm air goes under cold air |
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A F0 Tornado is the strongest type |
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10% of tornados are classified in the top two categories |
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