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Heat Budget Weather Example Example Climate Doppler Radar Example Definition Definition Heat Budget Weather Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Climate Doppler Radar Example Non-Example Example Non-Example

Air Mass Maritime Example Example Continental Artic Example Example Definition Definition Air Mass Maritime Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Continental Artic Example Non-Example Example Non-Example

Polar Tropical Example Example Coriolis Force Trade Winds Example Definition Definition Polar Tropical Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Coriolis Force Trade Winds Example Non-Example Example Non-Example

Prevailing Westerlies Polar Easterlies Example Example Jet Stream Definition Definition Prevailing Westerlies Polar Easterlies Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Jet Stream Front Example Non-Example Example Non-Example

Warm Front Cold Front Example Example Occluded Front Stationary Front Definition Definition Warm Front Cold Front Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Occluded Front Stationary Front Example Non-Example Example Non-Example

High Pressure System Low Pressure System Example Example Example Definition Definition High Pressure System Low Pressure System Example Non-Example Example Non-Example Definition Definition Example Non-Example Example Non-Example