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| the measure of the amount of thermal (heat) energy in the air; affects air pressure |
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| produces clear, cool weather |
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| produces warm, wet weather |
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| boundary between air masses of different temperature and humidity |
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| brings rain and fog, along with warmer weather |
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| brings thunderstorms, along with cooler weather |
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| thunderstorms, hurricanes, and tornadoes |
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1. rain
2. snow
3. sleet
4. hail |
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1. cumulus
2. cumulo-nimbus
3. stratus
4. cirrus |
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| fluffy and white with flat bottoms; produce fair weather |
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| large and dark; produce thunderstorms |
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| smooth, gray, and cover the whole sky; produce light rain and drizzle |
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| feathery; produce fair weather but rain or snow is possible within several hours |
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1. barometer
2. anemometer
3. rain gauge
4. thermometer |
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| a person who studies weather |
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| measures amount of precipitation |
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