Wind & Air Pressure A–Z Quiz

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Wind & Air Pressure A–Z QuizVersion en ligne Wind & pressure recap par Lilly Krusinski A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A Instrument that measures how fast the air moves. Starts with B Device that gauges the weight of the atmosphere surrounding us. Starts with C Apparent curve of moving air or objects due to planetary rotation. Starts with D Equatorial zone with weak or variable surface winds. Starts with E Global winds blowing from the east toward the west near the poles. Starts with F Boundary between contrasting air masses that can influence weather. Starts with G Winds organized between the poles and the equator. Starts with H Calm subtropical regions where surface winds are light. Starts with I Lower part of the upper atmosphere that includes the auroras. Starts with J Narrow, fast-moving air band that influences travel times and weather. Starts with K Cloud-like waves in the atmosphere caused by shear between layers. Starts with L Air flow from land toward the sea, usually at night. Starts with M Seasonal winds with strong seasonal rainfall in parts of Asia. Starts with N Poleward global airflow pattern that can influence storms. Starts with O Layer in the stratosphere that absorbs most ultraviolet radiation. Starts with P Force exerted per unit area by the weight of air above. Starts with Q Stable air with little vertical movement. Starts with R Amount of heat entering and leaving the atmosphere system. Starts with S Air moving from sea toward land, usually daytime. Starts with T Global easterly winds toward the equator aiding historic navigation. Starts with U Layer where most weather phenomena and wind patterns occur. Starts with V Localized flow driven by nighttime cooling and heating contrasts. Starts with W Global winds from the west toward the east affecting U.S. weather. Starts with Y A playful reminder that weather phenomena steer our journeys. Starts with Z Gentle, mild breeze often associated with pleasant conditions.

Wind & Air Pressure A–Z QuizVersion en ligne

Wind & pressure recap

par Lilly Krusinski

Starts with A

Instrument that measures how fast the air moves.

Starts with B

Device that gauges the weight of the atmosphere surrounding us.

Starts with C

Apparent curve of moving air or objects due to planetary rotation.

Starts with D

Equatorial zone with weak or variable surface winds.

Starts with E

Global winds blowing from the east toward the west near the poles.

Starts with F

Boundary between contrasting air masses that can influence weather.

Starts with G

Winds organized between the poles and the equator.

Starts with H

Calm subtropical regions where surface winds are light.

Starts with I

Lower part of the upper atmosphere that includes the auroras.

Starts with J

Narrow, fast-moving air band that influences travel times and weather.

Starts with K

Cloud-like waves in the atmosphere caused by shear between layers.

Starts with L

Air flow from land toward the sea, usually at night.

Starts with M

Seasonal winds with strong seasonal rainfall in parts of Asia.

Starts with N

Poleward global airflow pattern that can influence storms.

Starts with O

Layer in the stratosphere that absorbs most ultraviolet radiation.

Starts with P

Force exerted per unit area by the weight of air above.

Starts with Q

Stable air with little vertical movement.

Starts with R

Amount of heat entering and leaving the atmosphere system.

Starts with S

Air moving from sea toward land, usually daytime.

Starts with T

Global easterly winds toward the equator aiding historic navigation.

Starts with U

Layer where most weather phenomena and wind patterns occur.

Starts with V

Localized flow driven by nighttime cooling and heating contrasts.

Starts with W

Global winds from the west toward the east affecting U.S. weather.

Starts with Y

A playful reminder that weather phenomena steer our journeys.

Starts with Z

Gentle, mild breeze often associated with pleasant conditions.

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Wind & Air Pressure A–Z QuizVersion en ligne

par Lilly Krusinski

Starts with A

Instrument that measures how fast the air moves.

Starts with B

Device that gauges the weight of the atmosphere surrounding us.

Starts with C

Apparent curve of moving air or objects due to planetary rotation.

Starts with D

Equatorial zone with weak or variable surface winds.

Starts with E

Global winds blowing from the east toward the west near the poles.

Starts with F

Boundary between contrasting air masses that can influence weather.

Starts with G

Winds organized between the poles and the equator.

Starts with H

Calm subtropical regions where surface winds are light.

Starts with I

Lower part of the upper atmosphere that includes the auroras.

Starts with J

Narrow, fast-moving air band that influences travel times and weather.

Starts with K

Cloud-like waves in the atmosphere caused by shear between layers.

Starts with L

Air flow from land toward the sea, usually at night.

Starts with M

Seasonal winds with strong seasonal rainfall in parts of Asia.

Starts with N

Poleward global airflow pattern that can influence storms.

Starts with O

Layer in the stratosphere that absorbs most ultraviolet radiation.

Starts with P

Force exerted per unit area by the weight of air above.

Starts with Q

Stable air with little vertical movement.

Starts with R

Amount of heat entering and leaving the atmosphere system.

Starts with S

Air moving from sea toward land, usually daytime.

Starts with T

Global easterly winds toward the equator aiding historic navigation.

Starts with U

Layer where most weather phenomena and wind patterns occur.

Starts with V

Localized flow driven by nighttime cooling and heating contrasts.

Starts with W

Global winds from the west toward the east affecting U.S. weather.

Starts with Y

A playful reminder that weather phenomena steer our journeys.

Starts with Z

Gentle, mild breeze often associated with pleasant conditions.