Exam 19: Weather Patterns and Severe Storms
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Cold fronts and warm fronts in the middle latitudes are often associated with a ___________.
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By international agreement, lesser tropical cyclones are given different names based on the strength of their winds. When a cyclone's strongest winds do not exceed 61 kilometers 38 miles. per hour, it is called an___________ .
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The boundary between air masses having different densities is called an___________.
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A Category 5 hurricane in the open water can obtain top wind speed comparable to ___________.
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Tropical cyclones, which are called hurricanes in the Atlantic, are called___________ in the western Pacific
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Discuss the formation and growth of tropical cyclone hurricanes. and how winds aloft affect their formation.
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Most severe thunderstorms that occur in the middle latitudes form along or ahead of ___________fronts.
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An air mass that forms in the North Atlantic Ocean in winter over cold water and then comes ashore is a___________ mass.
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In a hurricane, the greatest wind speeds and heaviest rainfall occur in the region called the___________ .
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Hurricanes form between the latitudes of ___________degrees.
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The greatest storm surge and highest winds occur in the___________ quadrant of Northern Hemisphere hurricanes.
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You are in mid- latitudes in winter. You experience heavy snow followed by a dramatic drop in temperature as a cold front passes, but for almost 24 hours the weather is clear. Then, high clouds appear in the west, thicken to stratus clouds and you receive a light new snowfall aka snow flurries. but the temperature remains cold. You have just seen the passage of ___________.
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The greatest loss of life during a natural disaster occurred during___________ .
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Midlatitude anticyclones are typically centered on ___________.
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Precipitation associated with a cold front is usually ___________intense and___________ in duration than precipitation generated by a warm front.
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On a weather map,___________ fronts are shown by a line with triangular points on one side.
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Usually ___________fronts produce several hours to days of moderate- to- gentle precipitation over a large region.
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