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6 years ago
Lines of latitude on a map represent the distance ____ from the ____.
 A) east or west; prime meridian
  B) north or south; equator
  C) north or south; prime meridian
  D) east or west; equator

Question 2

On a blustery night, how do eddies cause wind to howl?

Question 3

You are facing north and the wind is blowing in your face. This wind would be called a(n) ____.
 A) south wind
  B) east wind
  C) north wind
  D) southerly wind

Question 4

List the scales of atmospheric motion from largest to smallest and give an example of each.

Question 5

Extratropical cyclones are found ____.
 A) inside the tropics
  B) outside the tropics
  C) at the equator
  D) both inside and outside the tropics

Question 6

Sea breezes from the east and west coasts of Florida form a sea breeze ____________________ zone that contributes to the state's abundant summertime rainfall.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 7

Clouds often form in ____.
 A) rising air in the center of a low pressure area
  B) rising air in the center of a high pressure area
  C) sinking air in the center of a low pressure area
  D) sinking air in the center of a high pressure area

Question 8

The serious brush fires that occur in southern California in autumn are often driven by ____________________ winds.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 9

What pattern is most likely associated with clear skies and fair weather?
 A) high pressure regions
  B) low pressure regions
  C) a cold front
  D) a warm front
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

B

Answer to #2


On a blustery night, the howling of the wind can be caused by eddies. As wind blows past chimneys and roof corners, small eddies form. These tiny swirls act like pulses of compressed air that ultimately reach your eardrum and produce the sound of howling winds.

Answer to #3

C

Answer to #4

Macroscale (Global scale) - long waves in the westerlies
Macroscale (Synoptic scale) - high and low pressure areas; weather fronts
Mesoscale - thunderstorms; tornadoes; waterspouts; dust devils; land/sea breezes; thunderstorm complexes; chinook winds; Santa Ana winds
Microscale - small turbulent eddies

Answer to #5

B

Answer to #6

convergence

Answer to #7

A

Answer to #8

Santa Ana

Answer to #9

A
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6 years ago
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