Earth Science - chapter 19 - weather

stratus-like clouds form at ground level

smaller droplets of water join with other droplets

winds flowing at 30 degree latitudes divides, reliable breezes over the ocean

moving air

the ratio of water the air holds to the amount of water it can hold at that temperature

microscopic particles suspended in the air that easily attract water molecules

a mass of extremely tiny liquid water droplets or ice crystals in the air

any form of water that falls to the earth's surface from the sky

when your body loses heat faster as if the temperature is lower

winds flowing in a clock-wise direction outward from a high-pressure area

the weight of atmospheric gases

the temperature at a relative humidity of 100%

the scientific study of the atmosphere

how fast a measurement or value changes as you move horizontally over the ground

the condition of Earth's atmosphere at any given time and place

a measure of the amount of invisible water vapor in the air

winds that circle a low-pressure zone counter-clockwise