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Weather
What is happening in the atmosphere at a certain time and place.
Water Cycle
The continuous movement of water form the surface, to the air, to the ground, etc...in any order
Humidity
The amount of water vapor in the air.
Relative Humidity
The amount of water vapor in the air compared to how much water vapor the air can hold at a certain temperature.
Psychrometer
Instrument used to measure relative humidity.
Condensation
Gas (water vapor) becomes a liquid.
Dew Point
Temperature at which a gas becomes a liquid.
Cloud
Many water droplets and ice crystals that float when the air is cooled and condensation occurs.
Cumulous
Fluffy clouds - nice weather.
Nimbus
Darker clouds that usually bring rain and storms.
Stratus
Clouds that form in layers and can be low.
Fog
Very low stratus clouds.
Cirrus
High, icy clouds that bring wind.
Alto
Middle clouds.
Precipitation
Water in solid or liquid form that falls to the Earth.
Air Mass
Large body of air with similar temperature and moisture.
Cold Front
Cold air moves under the warm air and pushes it up and out of the way.
Warm Front
Warm air moves over the cold air and replaces it.
Occluded Front
Warm air is caught between two cold air masses. The coldest of the two air masses moves under and pushes the warm air mass up and overtakes the other cold air mass.
Stationary Front
Warm and cold air masses meet and don't have enough force to move.
Cyclone
Area of low pressure where the air is warm, moves counter-clockwise and moves up. (Rain)
Anticyclone
Area of high pressure where the air is cold, moves clock-wise and moves down. (Nice weather)