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Chapter 6 test review • Weather Two conditions are required for cloud formation: cooling of the air and ____. the presence of particles in the air Cold, dry air affecting the northern United States in winter often comes from ____. • continental polar air masses Weather associated with an anticyclone is generally ____. • dry and clear When a warm air mass and a cold air mass meet and neither can move the other, the result is a(n) ____. • stationary front The low air pressure of ____ is often associated with storms and precipitation. • cyclones Scientists called ____ study the causes of weather and attempt to predict it. • meteorologists A major difference between cyclones and anticyclones is ____. • the direction of their winds Any form of water that falls from clouds is called ____. • precipitation What kind of weather could a continental tropical air mass that formed over northern Mexico bring to the southwestern United States? • hot and dry . A(n) ____ front may bring many days of rain because neither the cold nor warm air mass can move the other. • stationary front True (A) or False (B) A tornado is more likely to occur at Y than Z? true Air mass A is a Maritime polar ____. Air mass B is a Continental ____. polar Air mass E is a ____. Continental tropical Air mass D is a ____. Maritime tropical . A long-lasting storm that begins over the warm surface of the ocean and has winds of 119 km/h or higher is a ____. • hurricane Large clouds that often produce thunderstorms are called ____. • cumulonimbus clouds • What does A represent? cold front • What does D represent? warm front • What is F called? isobar • What does C represent? occluded front • What does E represent? stationary front A funnel-shaped cloud that touches Earth’s surface is called a ____. • tornado Hurricanes typically form over ____. • warm ocean water The boundary where unlike air masses meet but do not easily mix is• front called a(n) ____. What is measured using the Enhanced Fujita scale? • tornado damage . On weather maps, the curved lines connecting places with similar temperature conditions are called ____. • isotherms Small lines at the end of the shaft that represents wind direction on a weather map indicate ____. • wind speed Very high feathery clouds are called ____. • cirrus clouds