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Which type of weather system brings cold, dry air: High Pressure System. Which type of weather system brings warm, moist air? : Low Pressure System. High pressure systems are represented with a capital H. What color is the letter H on a weather map? : Blue . Low pressure systems are represented with a capital L on a weather map. What color is the letter L on the weather map? : Red. Which weather system brings sunny, dry, calm, clear weather? : High pressure system. Which weather system brings rainy, stormy, cloudy weather? : Low pressure system . What type of pressure system is happening when you see this weather in the picture? : High pressure system. Which type of pressure system would bring this type of weather as shown in the picture? : Low pressure system. If a barometer is showing that air pressure is dropping, what type of weather would we see? : cloudy, stormy weather. If a barometer is showing that air pressure is rising, what type of weather would we see? : sunny, clear weather. The image shows a weather map with different pressure systems. What type of weather would Texas be having right now: clear, sunny, dry weather . The following picture shows a weather map of Virginia. What type of weather is Virginia having in this map? : cloudy, rainy weather

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Which instrument is used to measure temperature: Thermometer . Which instrument is used to measure wind speed: Anemometer. Which instrument is used to measure air pressure: Barometer. Which instrument is used to measure humidity: Hygrometer. Identify the instrument that is used to measure atmospheric conditions: thermometer. Identify the unit of measurement for temperature: . Identify the unit of measurement for humidity: . Identify the unit of measurement for air pressure: . Identify the unit of measurement for wind speed: . Identify the unit of measurement for determining rainfall: . How many different layers does our atmosphere consist of: 5. The atmospheric layer in which we find weather is called the..: troposphere . The atmospheric layer in which we find different weather patterns is called the..: troposphere. The liquid inside a thermometer that is used to determine the temperature is..: mercury. The box that is used to measure the different weather conditions and stores all the different instruments is called..: The Stevenson Screen. What is the definition of weather: It the current conditions of the atmosphere that can be observed at that moment.

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What do the arrows on the image of Earth indicate: Coriolis effect. What causes the movement of wind and water to the right or left on Earth: Earth's rotation. Which does NOT affect the direction of currents: water depth. What happens when cold, salty water sinks: Density currents are produced. Where do the densest ocean currents usually form: in polar regions. What type of vertical circulation current brings deep, cold water to the ocean surface: upwelling. Look at the image. What is the name of the nighttime circulation shown: land breeze. What is the primary cause of global wind patterns on Earth: uneven heating of Earth's surface. Which is a narrow band of high winds located near the top of the troposphere: jet stream. In the picture,trade winds in the northern hemisphere are located between which latitudes: between 0° and 30°. The amount of energy an area receives depends largely on: the Sun's angle. How does thermal energy move between objects: . Which gas is NOT an efficient greenhouse gas: helium. How is energy transferred when objects are in contact: conduction. In the image,what type of heat transfer is represented by number 2: convection. In what form does most solar radiation reach Earth: visible light. Which statement best explains why different areas of the Earth have different amounts of heat energy: The Earth receives different amounts of solar energy in different regions.. What causes wind: air flowing from a high pressure area to a low pressure area. Heat from the surface is transferred underground by which process: conduction. The method of heat transfer that plays a central role in transferring heat energy within the atmosphere and the ocean is: convection. Convection currents, resulting from uneven heating of the Earth's surface, cause _______ to form: wind. The atmosphere flows in large convection currents. What happens during atmospheric convection: Warm air rises, and cool air sinks.. During the day, when the Sun is shining, the ground gets warm mainly as a result of..: radiated heat from the Sun being absorbed by the ground.. The trade winds are winds that blow toward the Equator. Which of these is the main cause of the trade winds: differences in air pressure. At night in coastal regions, land breezes often develop. Which of these best explains why they develop: The land cools down more quickly than the ocean.

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