Exam 12: Middle Latitude Cyclones
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Vorticity can be observed by satellites, even during cloudy conditions.
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Earth's vorticity can be positive or negative in the middle and high latitudes, depending on the hemisphere.
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The development of a mid-latitude cyclone, according to the Norwegian model, begins along the
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Another term for explosive cyclogenesis used by meteorologists is
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Atmospheric shortwaves usually move ____ at a speed that is ____ than longwaves.
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In general, at the 500-mb level, the vorticity maximum and the shortwave move along at about ____________________ the speed of the wind.
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Which of the following is associated with rising air motions in a mid-latitude cyclone?
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Developing low pressure areas in mid-latitude cyclones generally have ____________________ air near the surface and ____________________ air aloft.
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Storms that form over polar water behind (or poleward of) the main polar front are called
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With diameters of ____ or less, polar lows are generally smaller in size than their mid-latitude cousins.
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When the wavelength of an upper-level wave is on the order of many thousands of kilometers, the wave is called a(n) ____________________.
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Which scientist helped develop the polar front theory of a developing wave cyclone?
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Mid-latitude cyclones usually "die out" after they become occluded because there is no longer a temperature contrast at the surface.
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