Sci Unit Five: Weather and Climate

What does a blue triangle line on a weather map usually represent?

What mainly causes surface ocean currents?

What makes an air mass unstable?

What is surface air?

What happens when air is heated unevenly?

Which symbol represents a high-pressure system?

When the Northern Hemisphere has summer, what does the Southern Hemisphere have?

Which of the following is an example of weather?

What makes an air mass stable?

What do red semi-circles on a line usually mean on a weather map?

Which is a difference between hurricanes, thunderstorms, and tornadoes?

What is the Coriolis effect?

Which climate zone has four seasons?

How does salt (salinity) affect ocean currents?

How are climate zones different?

What are ocean currents?

What is Earth’s axis?

What is the difference between rotation and revolution?

What kind of weather is usually brought by a low-pressure system?

How are all climate zones similar?

What does a weather map symbol with both triangles and semi-circles on the same side of the line mean?

What is a climate zone?

What season is it when your part of Earth tilts toward the Sun?

What affects a place's climate the most?

What kind of climate do cold ocean currents bring?

Which climate zone is cold most of the year?

What causes Earth to be heated unevenly?

Which of these is NOT a main climate zone?

Why is it colder in winter?

Why are ocean currents important?

What season is it when your part of Earth is tilted away from the Sun?

What’s the difference between weather and climate?

What do hurricanes, thunderstorms, and tornadoes have in common?

How is land different from water in heating?

What kind of climate do warm ocean currents bring to land?

Which climate zone is hot and rainy all year?

What do scientists study to understand a region's climate?

What is an air mass?

Are you going to study for your test tomorrow?

Why can two places at the same latitude have different climates?