Weather is the word used to describe the state of the atmosphere at any given time, based on how hot or cold it is, how wet, rainy, sunny or cloudy it is, as well as the temperature.
Stratus
Cumulus
Nimbus
Cirrus
Cumulus
Cirrus
Stratus
Cirrocumulus
Occuluded fronts
Cold fronts
Warm fronts
Stationary fronts
Cumulus
Stratus
Cirrus
Nimbus
Air mass
Cloud
Tornado
Front
Meteorologist
Geologist
Station model
Biologist
In high-pressure systems.
In polar zones.
In low-pressure systems.
At fronts.
The Sun
Humidity
Land
Wind
Cumulus
Stratus
Cirrus
Nimbus
Isobar
Isotherm
Cloud map
Station model
Front
Storm
Climate
Flood
Cloudy weather
Good weather
Descending air
None of the above
Isotherms
Equibars
Fronts
Isobars
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Transpiration
The air masses rise
The air masses sink, making it difficult for clouds to form
Clouds are blown away by wind
None of the above
Total
Partial
Relative
None of the above
Isobar
Isotherm
Station model
None of the above
Dew point
Rain point
Wind point
Relative humidity
A warning means severe weather exists.
A watch means conditions could lead to severe weather.
Both a and b
None of the above
Water from the ground, puddles, lakes and other areas is released to the atmosphere and turned into a cloud..
The water sources on the earth evaporating into the air and collecting to make a cloud over time.
A mass of fine drops of water or tiny crystals floating in the air abovethe earth, formed by water vapor in cool air.
All of the above.
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