Weather Terms Flashcards

Weather Terms flashcards are a fun and interactive way to learn about different weather phenomena. Our flashcards feature questions and answers with audio to help reinforce learning and retention.

Learning about Weather Terms is vital for understanding the conditions and patterns in the atmosphere. By studying these terms, you can better predict and prepare for various weather events such as storms, hurricanes, and droughts.

Flashcards Weather Terms

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quick facts

  • Weather terms are words used to describe different aspects of the atmosphere and its conditions.
  • Some common weather terms include “rain,” “sunshine,” “windy,” “cloudy,” and “snow.”
  • Meteorologists use weather terms to communicate the forecast and help people understand what to expect from the weather.
  • Weather terms can also be used to describe extreme weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards.
  • Learning weather terms can help you understand the weather forecast and better prepare for different weather conditions.

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IsobarA Line On A Weather Map Connecting Areas Of Equal Air Pressure.
AnemometerA Tool That Measures Wind Speed.
BarometerInstrument That Measures Air Pressure.
Dew PointThe Temperature At Which Air Becomes Saturated And Dew Forms.
Wind ChillThe Temperature It Feels Like When The Wind Is Blowing.
Coriolis EffectThe Spinning Of Earth Makes Wind And Water Move In Curved Paths.
ThermoclineA Layer In Water Where Temperature Changes Rapidly With Depth.
AlbedoAlbedo Is The Amount Of Sunlight That Is Reflected Off A Surface.
El NiñoA Climate Pattern That Warms The Pacific Ocean And Affects Global Weather.
La NiñaA Climate Pattern That Brings Cooler Ocean Temperatures And Can Lead To More Rain In Some Areas.
Saffir-simpson ScaleA Scale That Measures The Strength Of Hurricanes.
Fujita ScaleA Scale That Measures The Strength Of Tornadoes Based On Damage They Cause.
VirgaRain That Evaporates Before Reaching The Ground.
Occluded FrontWhen A Warm Front Catches Up To A Cold Front And Lifts The Warm Air Off The Ground.
SupercellA Type Of Severe Thunderstorm With Rotating Updrafts.
Doppler RadarMeasures How Fast Things Are Moving In The Air.
Cumulonimbus CloudA Large, Tall, Fluffy Cloud That Can Bring Thunderstorms.
Tornado WarningA Warning That A Tornado May Be Coming.
Heat IndexThe Combination Of Temperature And Humidity That Measures How Hot It Feels.
Beaufort ScaleA Scale That Measures Wind Speed.
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