G-5 Science CH. #5 - Earth's Weather

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Atmosphere, air pressure & humidity, currents and WX phenomena

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air that surrounds Earth

atmosphere

the layer of gases closest to Earth's surface

troposphere

air pressing onto a surface

air pressure

water vapor in the air

humidity

a tool that measures air pressure

barometer

heat going from one place to another through movement of a gas or liquid

convection

winds that blow around Earth in given directions over long distances

global wind

the average weather conditions of a place

climate

the ongoing movement of ocean water

current (ocean)

a large amount of air that has similar temperature and humidity throughout

air mass

a meeting place between two air masses

front (weather)

a rainstorm that includes lightening and thunder

thunderstorm

a spinning funnel cloud that has winds up to 480 kilometers (299 miles) per hour

tornado

a storm with low pressure at its center and spinning winds

cyclone (syn.) typhoon, hurricane (tropical storms)

a large spinning storm that has winds over 117 kilometers (73 miles) per hour

typhoon / hurricane

a large rise in the height of ocean water caused by a hurricane / typhoon

storm surge

to make an educated guess about what may happen based on careful observation

forecast

a map that shows weather conditions over an area at a given time

weather map