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What is meteorology? The __________________ of ____________________, _______________________ and __________________ processes Weather verse Climate __________________ is _______________ changing and it ________ to the __________ of the _____________________ at any given ___________ or _____________ ________________ is based on _______________________ of _____________ that have been __________________ over many __________ to help __________________ a ___________ or _____________ Composition of the Atmosphere Main Component ___________________(__%) ___________________(__%) ___________________(__%) ___________________(__%) Variable Components Water Vapor ________________ of all __________ and _______________________ Ozone Form of ____________ that combines three _____________ atoms into each __________________ _____________________ filters and absorbs harmful _____________ radiation by the _____________________________ Discussion Notes: Human Influences Air _____________________ is ____________ particles and ________ that occur in ___________________ large enough to _______________ the _____________ of __________________ Primary Pollutants emitted __________________________ from __________________________ Secondary Pollutants _____ emitted ____________________ into the ____________ Ex: ______________________________________ Primary Pollutants: ______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Sources: _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ Pressure and Temperature Changes The ________________ rapidly ________________ as you ___________ away from ___________________ until there are too few gas ______________________ to ________________________ Pressure Changes As you _______________________ in _________________________, or travel away from ________________, the pressure _____________________________. Temperature Changes As you ___________________________ in altitude in the _________________________ the temperatures ______________________________. The Layers Troposphere _____________ layer _____________ decreases with an ________________ in ________________ Where ______________ occurs Tropospause: ___________________________________________ Stratosphere ____________ the ____________________ __________________ remains _____________ then _______________ start to _____________ Contains the _____________________ Strapopause: ________________________________________________ Mesosphere ____________ the ____________________ ________________ decreases with ___________ Mesopause: _________________________________________________ Themosphere __________ layer of the ____________________ ________________ increases with _____________ ______________ occur hear __________ into ___________ Heating the Atmosphere Heat verse Temperature Heat: is the ___________ transferred from _______ object to ______________ because of a _______________ difference in their ___________________ Temperature: is the ________________ of the ____________ of ____________. Energy Transfer as Heat ____________________ transfer from ______ to ________ objects Conduction Is the ___________ of ________ through __________ by _____________ activity. _______________ by _______________ Convection Is the ____________ of ________ by a mass ______________________ or __________________ within a ____________________ Radiation _____________ out in all _______________ _________ energy reaches __________ by ______________ What Happens to Solar Radiation Reflections Occurs when __________ bounces off an ___________ ________% of all ______________ is ______________ back to ____________ Scattering _______________ a ________________number of _______that ___________ in _________ directions. Absorption ________%_ of _________ energy that ____________ the top of the __________________ reaches the ____________ surface. ________%_ is _________________ in the _____________ . ________% is _________________ back to _________________. Why Do Temperatures Vary? _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Land and Water _________ heats and _________ more ___________ and to ___________ temperatures than ___________ _________ heats up ___________ and will _________ the heat ___________. Albedo Albedo: is the ____________ of _____________________ that is_____________ by any _______________ Daylight Cloud Cover ______________ reflect ___________ radiation back to __________________ __________________________ are lower than on a _______________________ day. Nighttime Cloud Cover Clouds _______________________ radiation from _______________ and _____________________ some of it back to ___________________. _______________________ are higher than on a __________________ night. World Distribution of Temperature Isotherms: are _________________ on a weather map that _________________ points that have the __________________________ same temperatures. Water in the Atmosphere Precipitation: is any ______ of _________ that _______ from a ____________. When it comes to ______________________ atmospheric processes, _____________________ is the most ______________________ ______________ in the __________________ Water Change of State Three states of matter are ______________________________________________ Melting Latent Heat – Freezing Evaporation Sublimation Condensation Deposition “Think About It…” Notes Humidity The ______________________ of _______________ _______________ in the ______________. Saturation The state when air contains the ____________________________________ that it can hold at any given ___________________ and ________________ The amount of water vapor required for saturation depends on _______________ When saturated, ______________ contain more water vapor than _____________. Relative Humidity ________________ of the air’s ________________water vapor content compared with the amount of _____________ _____________ air can _______________ at that ____________________________ and __________________________. ____________________ air __________________________ causes an ______________________ in _________________ ___________________. ____________________ air ____________________________ causes a _____________________ in _________________ _________________. Dew Point The _________________________ to which a __________________ of _____________ would need to be _____________________ to reach ___________________________. Measuring Humidity Instrument: __________________________________ Psychrometer a _________________ of ____________________________ consisting of _______ identical _______________________ mounted ___________ by ____________. Dry-bulb: __________________________________________________________. Wet-bulb: __________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________. “Think About It…” Notes Cloud Formation ___________ form when ______ is __________ to its _________________ as it _____________ Processes that Lift Air Orographic Lifting Localized Convective Lifting Frontal Wedging Convergences Thermals: _______________ parcels of____ that are _________ than surrounding _________. Types of Clouds _____________ are ________________ on the __________ of their ________ and _______________ Classified by Form A. Cirrus _______________________________________ B. Cumulus _____________ individual _____________________, that have a _________ base and the ______________ of rising ________ or __________ C. Status best described as ____________ or ____________ that cover __________ or _________ of the ________ Classified by Height High Clouds Have ________ above __________________ A. Cirrus ___________________________________________________ B. Cirrostatus________________________________________________ C. Cirrocumulus _____________________________________________ Middle Clouds Have ________ between ___________ and _________________________ A. Altocumulus ___________________ that are __________ and _____________ than ______________________ clouds B. Altostratus _________ white to __________ sheet covering the ______ with the _______ or _________ visible as a _____________________ Low Clouds Have ________ below ___________________ A. Stratus ___________ layer of _____________ that cover ________ of the _____ B. Stratocumulus _____________ bottom that _____________ as long _____________________ or _____________________________ C. Nimbostratus ______________ clouds covering most of the _______ often producing ___________________ D. Cumulonimbus __________ covering all ___________________ producing ____________________ Fog A __________ with its __________ at or ______________ the ______________ Formation By Cooling ________________ of _______ in contact with the ______________ is ___________ below its _______________ As the _______________, it becomes ___________ and __________ into ______________ where ________________________________ may occur By Evaporation When _______________ moves over ________________, enough _______________ may _____________ from ____________________ to produce _________________ As the ______________________ meets the _____________, it immediately _____________ and __________ with the ________ that is being ______________________________ How Precipitation Forms For ___________________ to __________, ____________________ must grow in _____________ by roughly _________________________ Cold Cloud Precipitation Bergeron Process A _____________ that _____________ the _______________ of __________________ to _______________________, _________________ and the different ______________________ of _______ and ____________________ Supercooled: ___________ in the _________ state below ____________________ Supersaturated: the ____________ of _____ that is more ____________________ than is _____________ possible under given __________________ and __________________ conditions Warm Cloud Precipitation Collision-Coalescence Process _________________ collide and join ______________ to form _______________ Forms of Precipitation The _________ of ___________________ that _________ Earth’s surface depends on the _________________ profile in the _______________________________ of the __________________ Rain ________ of __________ that fall from a ___________ and have a ___________________ of at least _____________ Snow _____________________________________________________ Sleet________ of small particles of ________ to ___________________ ice GlazeWhen ________________ become _________________ as the ______ through _________________ air and turn to ______ when they _____________________ Hail form of _________________________ which consists of _______ of _______________________ of _______ produced in __________________________________ What is Air Pressure? The _________________ exerted by the __________ of the ___________________ Exerted in ______________________________________________________ The ___________________ pushing _______ on an ___________ exactly ____________ the ____________________ pushing ______ on the ______________ Average ________________ at _______________ is __________________ Think About it/ Demonstration Notes: Measuring Air Pressure Barometer—is a ____________ used for _____________________________________ Units: _________________________________________________________________ Torricelli--______________ the __________________________________ in ________ What causes Wind? _________ is the result of ______________ __________________ in __________________ Air ________ from areas of ___________ _____________ __________________ to areas of _______________________. How do we get Difference in Pressure? The _____________ ____________ of Earth’s ___________ generates _____________________ ________________________ ______________ ______________ ______________________ is the _____________ source for most ___________. Factors Affecting Wind A. Pressure Difference Isobars: __________ on a ______ that ____________ _________________ of ______________ ___________ ___________________. Pressure Gradient—the ____________ of ___________ indicates the ____________ of ____________ ____________ over a given ________________. Isobars: *_________________ _________________ isobars indicate a _____________ ____________ ________________ __________________ and ______________ *_____________ _________ isobars indicate a ____________ ______________ _____________ and ___________ _________________ B. Coriolis Effect Northern Hemisphere:__________________________________________ Southern Hemisphere:__________________________________________ Jet Streams: Jet Stream: ______________________________________ rivers of air Speed: ________________________________kilometers per hour Direction: __________________ to __________________ direction. High and Low Pressure System: Pressure Centers Low Pressure Centers High Pressure Centers Centers of AKA Pressure Behavior Winds Behavior Weather Associated Symbol How Wind is Measured Direction ___________________ by the _____________ from ___________ they _________ Ex: _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________. Tool: _____________________________________ Speed Anemometer: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________. Global Winds The ________________ balances itself by _________ as a ___________ heat-transferring system. Moves _______________ to the _________ and ________________ towards the ___________ A. Trade Winds _________________ of ______________ that _____________ almost constantly from ________________________________________ B. Westerlies Winds dominant ___________________________________ motion of the ________________________________ C. Polar Easterlies ___________________ that blow _____________________________ D. Polar Front _______________________ of _______________ and ______________ air masses produces a ____________________________________________ El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) - Occurs every _______ to __________ years. El Niño verse La Niña El Niño La Niña