Atmospheric conditions at a particular time and place describe the

Extreme weather conditions, such as tornadoes and hurricanes, often follow:

The day to day temperature and climate describes the

This describes the general temperature and precipitation patterns over a longer period of time

What is/ are the MAIN factor(s) causing the weather and climate in Seattle, Washington to be different from Phoenix, Arizona.

This type of symbol can be found on a weather map. It is represented by an upper case L. It usually brings Severe weather/ thunderstorms what is it?

This type of symbol can be found on a weather map. It is represented by an upper case H. It usually brings calm skies, fair weather, gentle breezes. What is this symbol:

This symbol is a line with triangles on it. This type of symbol brings Brief, heavy storms What type of symbol is this?

This symbol can be found on a weather map. It is a line with semi circles on it. This type of symbol brings steady precipitation followed by hot humid weather. What is this weather symbol?

What are raindrops that fall through air that is warm and freeze as they condense on cold surfaces?

Frozen precipitation that occurs in warm weather when layers of water are frozen as they are hurled in clouds at higher elevations

Raindrops that pass through a layer of cold air and freeze before hitting the ground.

Ice crystals are created within the cloud and fall to the ground.

Water vapor that condenses and falls to the ground as a liquid.

This type of cloud is puffy and white. The weather expected is fair weather with a chance of storms (cumulonimbus clouds)

This type of cloud is like a grey blanket. The weather expected is steady, light precipitation.

This type of cloud is wispy, feathery and high in altitude. The weather expected fair weather. May be a sign that a storm is approaching. This type of cloud is a ?

As the atmospheric gases move around the Earth, they

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