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| a boundary between two air masses of different density, temp, and moisture |
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| violent rotating column of air |
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| occurs when there is a moist air mass along a front |
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| large swirling low pressure system |
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| if winds are 56khm, with low temperature |
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| some one who study's weather |
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| line drawn that connects two equal points of atmospheric pressure |
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| connects to points of equal tempreture |
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| rapid heating or cooling of air |
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| cold air advancing on warm air |
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| warm air advancing on cold air |
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| atmospheric pressure as measured by a barometer |
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| the heat or coolness of the air |
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| the center of the storm usually hollow or non-affected |
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| when all of the rivers can hold there water in a storm and overflow |
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| usually comes from the SW and the SE |
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| usually comes from the NE and NW |
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| an initiated time when you should stay in your home and stay uptated on the wether |
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| an initiated time when you should stay in your home and stay uptated on the wether |
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