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Air Masses and Fronts
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Predicting Weather
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Read the Map
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Thunderstorms and Tornados
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Hurricanes and Snow
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Key Terms
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Thunderstorms and Tornados
Air Masses and Fronts Read the Map Thunderstorms and Tornados Hurricanes and Snow Predicting Weather Key Terms $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 Round One should contain one “Daily Double” question. To insert the “Daily Double Screen”, follow these steps: 1. Select the desired button on this slide by clicking on it. Click on SLIDE SHOW ACTION SETTINGS Make a note of which slide the HYPERLINK is currently set to. In the “Action Settings” dialogue box, change the HYPERLINK to “Daily Double Round 1”. Click OK 6. Now go to Slide “Daily Double Round 1” in this presentation, and follow the directions in the “Notes” section $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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This is the two characteristics that classify air masses.
1-100 This is the two characteristics that classify air masses. $100
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What is temperature and humidity?
What is temperature and humidity? $100
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1-200 These types of air masses are named based on humidity and where they form. $200
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What is maritime and continental?
What is maritime and continental? $200
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1-300 These types of air masses are named based on temperature and where they form. $300
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What is polar and tropical?
What is polar and tropical? $300
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This is the boundary where two air masses meet.
1-400 This is the boundary where two air masses meet. $400
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1-400A What is a front? $400
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Describe at least one front: How does it form?
1-500 Describe at least one front: How does it form? What type of weather does it leave behind? $500
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1-500A Answers may vary $500
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2-100 This is a scientist that studies the causes of weather and tries to predict it. $100
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What is a meteorologist?
What is a meteorologist? $100
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What does the circle in this symbol tell you about?
2-200 What does the circle in this symbol tell you about? $200
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2-200A What is are clouds? $200
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What does the leg/wing in the following symbol tell you about?
2-300 What does the leg/wing in the following symbol tell you about? $300
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2-300A What is wind? $300
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Name one technological device used to predict weather.
2-400 Name one technological device used to predict weather. $400
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2-400A What is a weather balloon, satellite, radar, weather station or computer? $400
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2-500 The stem iso means this. $500
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2-500A What is equal? $500
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This is the highest temperature in the US.
3-100 This is the highest temperature in the US. $100
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3-100A What is 90⁰? $100
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This is the lowest temperature in the US.
3-200 This is the lowest temperature in the US. $200
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3-200A What is 17⁰? $200
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This is the weather they are experiencing in Oregon.
3-300 This is the weather they are experiencing in Oregon. $300
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What is sunny and a few clouds?
What is sunny and a few clouds? $300
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This the type of front over Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.
3-400 This the type of front over Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. $400
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3-400A What is a cold front? $400
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This is the weather in Colorado.
3-500 This is the weather in Colorado. $500
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3-500A What thunderstorms? $500
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4-100 This is a rapidly whirling, funnel-shaped cloud that reaches down from a storm clod to touch Earth’s surface. . $100
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4-100A What is a tornado? $100
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4-200 This is a sudden spark, or electrical discharge between parts of a cloud, between nearby clouds, or between a cloud and the ground. $200
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4-200A What is lightning? $200
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4-300 This is a place where warm humid air from the Gulf meets cold air from Canada in the Great Plains. $300
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4-300A What is Tornado Alley? $300
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This is where a person should seek shelter during a tornado.
4-400 This is where a person should seek shelter during a tornado. $400
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What is in the basement of a well built structure?
What is in the basement of a well built structure? $400
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This type of cloud brings both thunderstorms and tornados.
4-500 This type of cloud brings both thunderstorms and tornados. $500
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4-500A What is cumulonimbus? $500
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This is a tropical storm that has winds of a 119km per hour or higher.
5-100 This is a tropical storm that has winds of a 119km per hour or higher. $100
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5-100A What is a hurricane? $100
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5-200 This is when a cold, dry air mass from Canada picks up water vapor and cools on the other side of a great lake. $200
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What is lake-effect snow?
What is lake-effect snow? $200
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5-300 This symbol means this. $300
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5-300A What is a hurricane? $300
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This is where a hurricane begins to form.
5-400 This is where a hurricane begins to form. $400
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5-400A What is over an ocean? $400
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This is what happens to a hurricane when it reaches land.
5-500 This is what happens to a hurricane when it reaches land. $500
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5-500A What is lose strength? $500
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This is a violent disturbance in the atmosphere.
6-100 This is a violent disturbance in the atmosphere. $100
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6-100A What is a storm? $100
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6-200 This is a “dome” of water that sweeps across the coast where a hurricane lands. $200
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6-200A What is storm surge? $200
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This means you leave an area temporarily.
6-300 This means you leave an area temporarily. $300
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6-300A What is evaculate? $300
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These are swirling centers of low air pressure.
6-400 These are swirling centers of low air pressure. $400
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6-400A What is a cyclone? $400
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These are high-pressure centers of dry air.
6-500 These are high-pressure centers of dry air. $500
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6-500A What is an anticyclone? $500
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Final Jeopardy Air Masses
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Temperature/ Humidity
Fill in the chart. Type of air mass Temperature/ Humidity of the air mass
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Contestants: Please put down your writing tools and wait for further instructions.
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Temperature/ Humidity
Type of air mass Temperature/ Humidity of the air mass Polar Cold Tropical Warm Continental Dry Maritime Wet
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