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The meteorologist announces that there is a westerly wind. What does this mean?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
When does the most solar radiation reach the northern hemisphere?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
__________ powers the water cycle.
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
Which is true about climate along coastal areas?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
What causes sea breezes and land breezes?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
You are sitting on the beach at night when you feel a breeze. What type of breeze is this most likely to be?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
When does the most solar radiation reach the southern hemisphere
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
When you exhale on a cold morning, you see what looks like fog coming out with your breath. What term helps explain this?
condensation
The temperatures are more stable
convection currents
The wind is coming from the west.
June, July, August
A land breeze
December, January, February
Sunlight
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