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21 Cards in this Set

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what happens to the density of air when it is heated
it becomes less dense
how is the wind direction determined
by using a wind vain
how is wind speed measured
by using a anemoeter
what are two examples of local winds
sea breeze and land breeze
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE DENSITY OF AIR WHEN IT IS HEATED
THE AIR BECOMES LESS DENSE
HOW IS WIND DIRECTION DETERMINED
MY USING A WIND VAIN
HOW IS WIND SPEED MEASURED
MY USING A ANEOMETER
WHAT ARE 2 EXAMPLES OF LOCAL WINDS
SEA BREEZ AND LAND BREEZE
WHAT CAUSES EARTH SURFACE TO BE HEATED UNEVENLY
the sun's rays hit the earth form place to place
difference in air pressure causes the ari to move. cooler air is less dense and has higher pressure than warm air when cool air comes in contact with warmer air, the cool air flows beneath the warm air
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in terms of air pressure, how do winds move
form aires of high pressure to ares of low pressure
what 2 characteristics of wind does a weather report contain
the direction the speed of wind
what is the difference between global and local winds
local wind blow over short distances caused by the unequal heating of the earth surface; global winds blow steadily from specific directions over long distances also caused by the unequal
in terms of air pressure how do winds move
from areas of high pressures to areas of low pressure
what 2 characteristics of wind does a weather report conatin
the direction and the speed of wind
what is the difference between global and locals winds
locals winds blow over short distances caused by the unequal heating of the earths surface; globals winds blow steadily form specific directions over long distances
what is the Coriolis effect? how would the global winds blow without this effect
the way earths rotation makes winds curve without it the global winds would blow in a straight line from the poles toward the equator
which winds are located near the equator that are a calm area where warm air
doldrums
who does the suns energy affect earths atmosphere
the sun heats the earths surface unevenly this causes differences in temperature, wich causes differences in air pressure winds then form
what is the process by wich water escapes the surface of lakes and rivers called
evaporatrion
what is the precess by which water vapor in the atmosphere forms clouds?
condensation