Chapter 10 review

What type of weather is caused by increased air pressure?

How is air temperature measured?

Using the map: Which state will experience thunderstorms today?

Which storm type covers hundreds of miles?

How is wind speed measured?

Using the map: What will be the highest temperature in Southern California today?

Using the map: What will the weather be in western North Carolina today?

Using the map: What do the skies in Houston look like?

Using the map: Which Northwestern states have a cold front moving through them?

What type of storm is measured by The Fujita scale? (F-1 - F-5)

Using the map: What are the conditions in Louisiana like?

What type of weather is caused by decreased air pressure?

Which storm forms over Large fields and open areas?

Which of the following is the strongest?

What is the boundary between two air masses called?

Which of the following is the strongest?

What provides views of cloud patterns from above the Earth?

How is precipitation (rain) measured?

Massive Waves caused by hurricanes are called________

Using the map: What kind of skies will Atlanta see today?

Using the map: What state will have the highest temperatures today?

What predicts how fast a storm will arrive?

Which of these would not help keep you safe during a hurricane?

What predicts a change in weather?

Using the map: Which city will have the highest temperatures?

Polar, temperate, and tropical are examples of what?

Which of these would not help keep you safe during a tornado?

Using the map: Which state will experience ice?

How is wind direction measured?

What type of storm is measured by Categories?

Using the map: Which city will have cloudy weather today?

Which storm forms over oceans near the equator?

Using the map: Which type of front is moving through the eastern states?

How is air pressure measured?

What uses radio waves that bounce off rain and snow to make images?

What is the term for moisture in the air?

What device carries devices into the atmosphere?

What are areas with similar temperature and humidity called?