WEATHER AND CLIMATE Chapter 2 UNDERSTANDING WEATHER Section
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WEATHER AND CLIMATE Chapter 2 UNDERSTANDING WEATHER
Section 1 B Water in the Air Clouds
a collection of millions of tiny water droplets or ice crystals cloud
Clouds form as water vapor is warm added to the air and ______ rises and cools.
As it cools, the air becomes _____ saturated and changes to a liquid or solid due to condensation ______.
flat-bottomed, puffy, white cloud cumulus
The prefix nimbo- or the suffix -nimbus added to the name of a cloud indicates the probability of _____. precipitation
cloud that produces thunderstorms cumulonimbus
clouds that form in layers, caused by a gentle lifting of a large body of air into the atmosphere stratus
a cloud that produces light to heavy continuous rain nimbostratus
stratus cloud formed when water vapor condenses near the ground fog
thin, feathery clouds found at high altitudes cirrus
the prefix used to describe high-altitude clouds cirro-
the prefix used to describe middle-altitude clouds alto-
the prefix used to describe low-altitude clouds strato-
Types of Clouds
water in solid or liquid form that falls from the air to the Earth precipitation
four major forms of precipitation rain snow sleet hail
Water droplets get larger by ____ colliding and joining with other droplets. A cloud produces ____ rain when the water droplets become large enough to fall.
Snow forms when _____ temperatures are so cold that the water vapor in clouds changes directly to a solid.
Sleet falls when rain passes _____ through a layer of freezing air.
rain that hits the surface of an object or the ground and then freezes glaze
Glaze is also known as _______ freezing rain ____.
solid precipitation that falls as balls of ice hail
Hail usually forms in cumulonimbus ______ clouds.
Hail is formed when _______ updrafts of air carry raindrops to higher altitudes in the cloud where they freeze.
an instrument used to measure the amount of rainfall rain gauge
Fun and Games • NASA Cloud Tutorial • Moisture in the Atmosphere • Clouds in Art Test your ability to identify different types of clouds found in famous paintings. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Click the “Clouds in Art” link and then “Clouds in Art Interactive. ” • Water Cycle Video • Hail Formation Animation • Cloud Animation
More Fun and Games • • • Cloud Formation Animation Water Cycle Animation Cloud Matching Game More on Clouds Cloud Types Snowflake and Snow Crystal Photographs • Vocabulary Games
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