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1._____bottom layer of the atmosphere (atm layers) 2._____rise in the global temperature due to an increase in carbon dioxide caused by human activity (water cycle 2) 3._____ most energy in the atmosphere is transferred by this heat process (atm heating) 4._____ solid precipitation that is in the form of balls of ice (precipitation) 5._____reason for the seasons (seasons) Do Now
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Key Questions 1.What is wind? 2.What causes wind? 3.What causes differences in pressure? 4.What is the Coriolis Effect? 5.What is a wind sock? 6.What is a wind vane? 7.What is an anemometer?
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1. What is wind? 1. Wind is moving air.
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2. What causes wind? 2. Wind is caused by differences in pressure
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3. What causes differences in pressure? 3. Differences in pressure are caused by the unequal heating of the Earth -Air at the equator is warmer and less dense so it rises, creating a low pressure area -Air at the poles is colder and more dense and it sinks and causes a high pressure area. -Pressure differences causes air to move. -Air moves from high to low pressure so it moves form the poles to the equator.
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4. What is the Coriolis effect? 4. The Coriolis Effect is the curving of wind due to Earth’s rotation
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5. What is a wind sock? 5. Windsock-cloth bag that is open at both ends and tells the direction of the wind
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6. What is a wind vane? 6. Wind vane-arrow on a pole that tells the direction of the wind
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7. What is an anemometer? 7. Anemometer-a device that measures wind speed
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