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A ________ is a front that does not move
stationary front
the first sign of a warm front is often high ________
cirrus clouds
when a clod front overtakes a warm front, the merge is called a ________
occluded front
weather patterns generally move across the U.S from ________
west to east
on the weather map a line with red ________ indicates a warm front
half circles
a ________ is a boundary between 2 air masses or when 2 air masses ________
front;coverge
________ air masses be characterized by hot humid air
maritime tropic
an air mass that forms over a body of water is a ________ air mass
maritime
the 2 weather factors that are nearly the same though out an air mass are ________ & ________
temperature;humidity
as air is warmed the ________ decreases
density
the first sign of a cold front are often ________ clouds
cumulonimbus (cumulus)
________ is air in motion
wind
on the ________ scale freezing temperatures are those below or equal to 0 degrees
Celsius
clouds that bring the prolonged steady rain associated with warm fronts are typically ________
Nimbostratus
on the weather map a line with blue ________ indicates a clod front
triangles
________ are water vapor in the process on condensing
clouds
________ air masses can be characterized by cold damp air
maritime polar
this air mass would cause a dry and cold spell in MI during winter
continental polar
an air mass that forms over land is a ________ air mass
continental
a ________ travels faster than a ________
cold front;warm front
an ________ is a larger body of air with the same temperature and humidity throughout
air mass