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Hurricanes fronts pressure Hurricanes2 General 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
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what happened to wind speed in hurricane Katrina as the pressure dropped?
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As pressured dropped, wind speed increased
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What happens to a hurricane when it moves over land
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weakens
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What happens to a hurricane when it moves warm ocean water
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Gains strength
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What happens to a hurricane when it moves cool ocean water
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weakens
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Why does a hurricane not continue to gain strength as it moves northeast in the Atlantic Ocean
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As the hurricane moves NE over the ocean the water becomes cooler & weakens the system
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What type of weather change does a cold front bring?
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Cooler temperatures & heavy rains
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What type of weather change does a warm front bring?
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Warmer temperatures & steady precipitation
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How do you know the direction a front is moving?
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The direction the teeth are facing
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Draw a cold front symbol
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Draw a warm front symbol
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Draw a High pressure symbol
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Draw a Low pressure symbol
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What are the lines on a map that show areas of equal pressure and how are they related to wind speed?
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Isobars – the closer together the stronger the winds
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What type of weather is associated with a High (H) pressure system
What type of weather is associated with a High (H) pressure system? Explain why
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Clear & sunny skies
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What type of weather is associated with a Low (L) pressure system
What type of weather is associated with a Low (L) pressure system? Explain why
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Clouds & precipitation
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What is the force that causes a storm to become a hurricane?
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Coriolis effect
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Why doesn’t a hurricane form near the equator
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No coriolis effect
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Before a storm becomes a hurricane what is it called first
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Tropical disturbance
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Using the Saffir-Simpson scale, what category hurricane occurs when wind speeds reach 115 mph?
Category mph Minimal Category mph Moderate Category mph Extensive Category mph Extreme Category mph Catastrophic
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Category 3
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List the order a storm grows to become a hurricane in order from weakest to strongest.
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Disturbance, Depression, Storm, Category 1-5
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What is the difference between westerlies & easterlies (trade winds)
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Westerlies move west to east & above 30 N latitude Easterlies move east to west & below 30 N latitude line
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What are high altitudes bands of strong winds near the top of the troposphere at the northern and southern boundaries of the prevailing westerlies
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Jet stream
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What is the latitude line that divides the trade winds from the Westerlies
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30N
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Predict where the hurricane will most likely hit land and justify your answer using the following terms: dividing line, westerlies, & easterlies
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Hurricanes are steered westerly by the trade winds below the 30N dividing line & above the line the hurricane is steered east by the westerlies winds
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What instrument is used to measure wind speed?
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anemometer
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