warm airrises andcold airsinksin astationaryfront thewinds arelightareas nearthe equatorare warmeroccludedfronts canbringheavy rainlow pressuresystemsbring cloudyrainyweatheran occludedfront formswhen an airmass becomesseparatedhigh pressuresystemsbring clearsunnyweatherthe warm airmass getsstuck abovethe two coldair masseswarm airrises neartheequatorair spinscounterclockwisein a low pressuresystemoceancurrentsaffectweather toowarm frontsusuallyprovidelighter rainair massestake on thecharacteristicsof the regionsthey form inair massescan movefrom theareas theyform inair massescan be cool,warm,humid, or drywhen airmasses collidewe get dramaticchanges inweatherwinds arecaused bythe unevenheating ofthe earthscientistspredict theweatherusingprobabilityweather frontis theboundarybetween twoair massesprevailingwinds blow inone directionover a certainregiona cold fronthappenswhen cold airmass movesinto an areawinds cantravel indifferentdirections indifferent heightsbecause theboundary at acold front is sosteep bigclouds can formwarm airrises overcold air but ithappens at agentle anglewhen a coldfront passesthrough an areathe temperaturedropsair spinsclockwise ina highpressuresystemthe wordoccludedmeansblocked offan air mass isa large bodyof air with thesame tempand humidityas it movetowards thepole aircools downand sinksareas nearthe poles getsunlight at alow anglethere are 4main typesof weatherfrontsa warm front iswhen a warmair massovertakes acold air massweatheris difficultto predictit sweepsinto the areaand pushesthe warm airmass upwarm airrises andcold airsinksin astationaryfront thewinds arelightareas nearthe equatorare warmeroccludedfronts canbringheavy rainlow pressuresystemsbring cloudyrainyweatheran occludedfront formswhen an airmass becomesseparatedhigh pressuresystemsbring clearsunnyweatherthe warm airmass getsstuck abovethe two coldair masseswarm airrises neartheequatorair spinscounterclockwisein a low pressuresystemoceancurrentsaffectweather toowarm frontsusuallyprovidelighter rainair massestake on thecharacteristicsof the regionsthey form inair massescan movefrom theareas theyform inair massescan be cool,warm,humid, or drywhen airmasses collidewe get dramaticchanges inweatherwinds arecaused bythe unevenheating ofthe earthscientistspredict theweatherusingprobabilityweather frontis theboundarybetween twoair massesprevailingwinds blow inone directionover a certainregiona cold fronthappenswhen cold airmass movesinto an areawinds cantravel indifferentdirections indifferent heightsbecause theboundary at acold front is sosteep bigclouds can formwarm airrises overcold air but ithappens at agentle anglewhen a coldfront passesthrough an areathe temperaturedropsair spinsclockwise ina highpressuresystemthe wordoccludedmeansblocked offan air mass isa large bodyof air with thesame tempand humidityas it movetowards thepole aircools downand sinksareas nearthe poles getsunlight at alow anglethere are 4main typesof weatherfrontsa warm front iswhen a warmair massovertakes acold air massweatheris difficultto predictit sweepsinto the areaand pushesthe warm airmass up

Untitled Bingo - Call List

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  1. warm air rises and cold air sinks
  2. in a stationary front the winds are light
  3. areas near the equator are warmer
  4. occluded fronts can bring heavy rain
  5. low pressure systems bring cloudy rainy weather
  6. an occluded front forms when an air mass becomes separated
  7. high pressure systems bring clear sunny weather
  8. the warm air mass gets stuck above the two cold air masses
  9. warm air rises near the equator
  10. air spins counterclockwise in a low pressure system
  11. ocean currents affect weather too
  12. warm fronts usually provide lighter rain
  13. air masses take on the characteristics of the regions they form in
  14. air masses can move from the areas they form in
  15. air masses can be cool, warm, humid, or dry
  16. when air masses collide we get dramatic changes in weather
  17. winds are caused by the uneven heating of the earth
  18. scientists predict the weather using probability
  19. weather front is the boundary between two air masses
  20. prevailing winds blow in one direction over a certain region
  21. a cold front happens when cold air mass moves into an area
  22. winds can travel in different directions in different heights
  23. because the boundary at a cold front is so steep big clouds can form
  24. warm air rises over cold air but it happens at a gentle angle
  25. when a cold front passes through an area the temperature drops
  26. air spins clockwise in a high pressure system
  27. the word occluded means blocked off
  28. an air mass is a large body of air with the same temp and humidity
  29. as it move towards the pole air cools down and sinks
  30. areas near the poles get sunlight at a low angle
  31. there are 4 main types of weather fronts
  32. a warm front is when a warm air mass overtakes a cold air mass
  33. weather is difficult to predict
  34. it sweeps into the area and pushes the warm air mass up