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Cold front

A cold air mass that fills in where a warm air mass was

Cold=blue

Warm front

Warm air mass that collides with a slower moving cooler air mass

Warm = blue

Staionary front

Occurs when a cold font and a warm front meet and neither mass is strong enough to push each one out of the way

Strength

Occuled front

Occurs when a warm front is cut off from the ground by 2 fronts

Cut

Air mass

Large body of air that has similar temperatures, humidity, and air pressure

Types of air


Location of air mass

From over large bodies of land and water

Temperature of air mass

Depends on the temperature over which the mass forms-range is from extreme cold to very warm

How air masses are named

According to temperature and smount of moisture

Wet

Conduction

The transfer of heat from one object to another through direct contact

D= direct

Convection

The transfer of heat through a fluid (liquid or gas) through the movement of the fluid itself

Types of fluids

Radiation

The transfer of energy of heat with or without particles in the form of electromagnetic waves (no direct contact with th e source)

Rad cool

Evaporation

Process of liquid water changing into water vapor (gas)

Condensation

Process of water vapor (gas) changing into a liquid

Precipitation

Any type of liquid or solid water that falls to earths surface

Groundwater

Water that is beneath the earths surface

Snow, sleet, rain

Examples of precipitation

Runoff

Liquid precipitation that is not absorbed into the ground

Transpiration

Evaporation of water vapor from plants

How to calculate percent of oxygen

Density= mass÷volume

Nitrogen

78%

Percentage amout

Oxygen

21%

Percentage amount

Trace gasses

1%

Percentage amount