based on thier location, speed & general direction.
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Air that has reached its water-vapor capacity is said to be what
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saturated
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Along a front which type of air is always forced upward
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Warm air :d
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Air subsides in the center of an
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High Pressure
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Which term describes the conversion of a solid directly to a gas without passing through a liquid
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Sublimation
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What two factors are used to classify climate in the Koppen climate classification system
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temperature and precipitation
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How do highland climates compare to nearby areas at lower elevations
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They are cooler and wetter.
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The deserts of the Sahara and the Australia are associated with what
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Subtropical high pressure centers
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What statement accurately describes a La Nina event
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it has oppiste of the el nino event
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When air at the surface diverges airflow above must
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Converge, regardless of hemisphere
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Which characteristic is not true of cold fronts A they lift upward B they push warm fronts downward C they move more slowly than warm fronts D none of these are true
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None of the choices are true.
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Which factor does not help determine the height length and period of a wave
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temperature
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Which property is the difference between fogs and clouds
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Location
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What is the shape of a middle-latitude cyclone
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Mid-latitude cyclones are typically comma-shaped.
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How are winds labeled
based on thier location, speed & general direction.
Air that has reached its water-vapor capacity is said to be what
saturated
Along a front which type of air is always forced upward
Warm air :d
Air subsides in the center of an
High Pressure
Which term describes the conversion of a solid directly to a gas without passing through a liquid
Sublimation
What two factors are used to classify climate in the Koppen climate classification system
temperature and precipitation
How do highland climates compare to nearby areas at lower elevations
They are cooler and wetter.
The deserts of the Sahara and the Australia are associated with what
Subtropical high pressure centers
What statement accurately describes a La Nina event
it has oppiste of the el nino event
When air at the surface diverges airflow above must
Converge, regardless of hemisphere
Which characteristic is not true of cold fronts A they lift upward B they push warm fronts downward C they move more slowly than warm fronts D none of these are true
None of the choices are true.
Which factor does not help determine the height length and period of a wave
temperature
Which property is the difference between fogs and clouds