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Study Guide Name ___________________________Date_______________ Bell________ Test Date __________________________________ Atmosphere 1. What are the layers of the atmosphere in order? exosphere, thermosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, troposphere 2. Which layer do we live in? troposphere 3. Which layer do airplanes fly in? troposphere/stratosphere 4. What layer ids the ozone layer located in? top of the stratosphere 5. What are the two most abundant gases in the atmosphere? Nitrogen and oxygen 6. Do the temperatures in the upper stratosphere rise or fall with an increase in altitude? increase 7. Do the temperatures in the mesosphere increase or decrease with altitude? decrease 8. What layer is CFC’s blamed for destroying? Ozone layer 9. Which rays are considered harmful? Ultraviolet or UV 10. What is air pressure? Amount of air pressing down on an area Clouds 11. What are the three parts of the water cycle? Evaporation, condensation, and precipitation 12. What are the four forms of precipitation? Rain, sleet, snow, and hail 13. What are the three main cloud types? Cirrus, stratus, and cumulus 14. What are the particles that rise to form clouds? Dust, smoke, and salt Fronts 15. What is a cold front? Cooler weather moving in fast, and heavy violent storms 16. What is a warm front? Warmer temps with gentle rains 17. What is a stationary front? Unsettled weather, stays in one place Weather and Maps 18. What kind of weather is associated with a High-pressure system? Clear, fair, happy, 19. What kind of weather is associated with a Low-pressure system? Storms, precipitation, lousy 20. What direction does a Low-pressure system move? Counterclockwise 21. What direction does a High-pressure system move? Clockwise 22. What so isobars that are close together indicate? Close = strong winds 23. What do isobars that are far apart indicate? Mild winds 24. What is humidity? Amount of water vapor in the air 25. What is relative humidity? A measure of the amount of moisture in the air 26. What is dew point? Temperature at which we reach saturation and condensation Severe Weather 27. What are the characteristics of hurricanes? Winds 75-150 miles per hour, last for day, begin over warm waters, low pressure, eyes are calm 28. What are the characteristics of tornados? Low pressure, thunderheads, funnel, last a few minutes 29. What are the characteristics of droughts? Dry and hot, arid – no rain 30. What are the characteristics of thunderstorms? Violent winds, lightening, thunder, precipitation 31. What are the characteristics of blizzards? Lots of snow, low pressure, lasts for days, white outs, windy Climate 32. What is the dentition of climate? Type of weather over a period of time 33. What are some effects of our climate? Ocean currents, mountains, prevailing winds, elevation, contentiality 34. What climate do we live in? temperate – warm and rainy 35. What are some factors that change our climate? Deforestation, acid rain, smog, carbon dioxide/exhaust, global warming, El Nino Weather Measuring Tools 36. What does a thermometer measure? temperature 37. What does a barometer measure? Air pressure 38. What does an anemometer measure? Wind speed 39. What does a hygrometer measure? Humidity 40. What does a psychometor measure? Relative humidity 41. What does Doppler radar measure/track? Storms Study…Study…Study to Earn Your !