Weather and Water

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EVAPORATION
The process in which liquid
water becomes water
vapor
HUMIDITY
The water vapor in the air
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
The amount of water vapor
in the air compared to the
amount of water vapor
needed to saturate the air
at a give temperature;
expressed as a
percentage
CONDENSATION
The process in which water
vapor becomes liquid
water
CONDENSATION NUCLEUS
A small particle on which
water vapor condenses
CLOUD
A visible accumulation of
water on condensation
nuclei, either as liquid or
ice, usually high in the air
PRECIPITATION
Any form of water that falls
from the sky/clouds
RAIN
Liquid form of
precipitation. It stays
liquid from beginning to
end.
SLEET
Precipitation that starts out
as a liquid but freezes on
the way down from the
cloud to the Earth.
HAIL
Precipitation in the form of
balls of ice. Freezes in
the clouds
FREEZING RAIN
Liquid precipitation that
freezes on contact once it
has landed on surfaces
on Earth (Cars, trees,
grass, concrete)
QUESTION 1
What is the process in which water vapor
becomes liquid water called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 2
What is the process in which liquid water
becomes water vapor called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 3
What does water vapor attach too to
become liquid water again
A)Cloud
B)Condensation Nucleus (Nuclei)
C)Precipitation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 4
What is any form of water that falls from
the sky/cloud called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 5
What falls from the sky as water and
freezes before it reaches Earth?
A)Hail
B)Rain
C)Sleet
D)Freezing Rain
QUESTION 1
What is the process in which water vapor
becomes liquid water called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 2
What is the process in which liquid water
becomes water vapor called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 3
What does water vapor attach to to
become liquid water again
A)Cloud
B)Condensation Nucleus (Nuclei)
C)Precipitation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 4
What is any form of water that falls from
the sky/cloud called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 5
What falls from the sky as water and
freezes before it reaches Earth?
A)Hail
B)Rain
C)Sleet
D)Freezing Rain
RUN OFF
When rain lands or snow melts
and the water flows, it carries
with it anything it touches.
For example:
-Oil from shingles on the house
-Fertilizers
-Dirt/sand
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
A process used by plants
to convert water, carbon
dioxide, and sunlight into
carbohydrates and
oxygen.
TRANSPIRATION
The release of water from
plants as a product of
photosynthesis.
TEMPERATURE
A measure of kinetic
energy of the molecules
of a material or
substance.
THERMOMETER
An instrument to measure
temperature
DEW POINT
The temperature at which a
volume of air is saturated
with water vapor;
condensation occurs when
the temperature drops
below the dew point.
DEW
Water that condenses on
surfaces when the
temperature drops below
the dew point.
FROST
Frozen dew. This occurs
when the dew point is
o
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below 0 C (32 F)
In any means
you deem school appropriate,
CRITERIA
i.e.: Song, Comic, Video, Rap, creative story,
etc. NOT AN ESSAY!!!
tell the story of a drop of water as it goes
through the water cycle. The story must
start and end in a toilet. The story must
include:
Transpiration
At least an area
of 500 miles
Dew
Dew Point
Frost
• Temperature
Evaporation •
Condensation •
Precipitation
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Condensation
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Nucleus
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• Run Off
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• Photosynthesis
DUE DATE
QUESTION 1
What is the process in which water vapor
becomes liquid water called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 2
What is the process in which liquid water
becomes water vapor called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 3
What does water vapor attach too to
become liquid water again
A)Cloud
B)Condensation Nucleus (Nuclei)
C)Precipitation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 4
What is any form of water that falls from
the sky/cloud called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 5
What falls from the sky as water and
freezes before it reaches Earth?
A)Hail
B)Rain
C)Sleet
D)Freezing Rain
QUESTION 6
What happens when the
temperature falls below the dew
point?
A) The air absorbs more water vapor and
it condenses into clouds
B) The air absorbs more water vapor and
it condenses onto any surface
C) The air releases water vapor and it
condenses into clouds
D) The air releases water vapor and it
condenses onto any surface.
QUESTION 7
Which statement is true?
A) The higher the temperature the less
water vapor the air can hold before it is
saturated
B) The lower the temperature the less water
vapor the air can hold before it is
saturated
C) Temperature does not affect how much
water vapor the air can hold
QUESTION 8
What is relative humidity?
A) The amount of water vapor needed to
saturate the air half way
B) The amount of water vapor in the air
compared to how much is needed to
saturate the air
C) The amount of condensation on surfaces
compared to the amount of water vapor in
the air.
QUESTION 9
What is true about convection?
A) Air rises from an area of extreme
heating until it cools then falls back
to Earth.
B) Air rises from an area of extreme
cooling until it heats up and then
falls back to Earth
C) Convection is a process that is not
understood by scientists.
QUESTION 1
What is the process in which water vapor
becomes liquid water called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 2
What is the process in which liquid water
becomes water vapor called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 3
What does water vapor attach to to
become liquid water again
A)Cloud
B)Condensation Nucleus (Nuclei)
C)Precipitation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 4
What is any form of water that falls from
the sky/cloud called?
A)Evaporation
B)Precipitation
C)Condensation
D)None of these are correct
QUESTION 5
What falls from the sky as water and
freezes before it reaches Earth?
A)Hail
B)Rain
C)Sleet
D)Freezing Rain
QUESTION 6
What happens when the
temperature falls below the dew
point?
A) The air absorbs more water vapor and
it condenses into clouds
B) The air absorbs more water vapor and
it condenses onto any surface
C) The air releases water vapor and it
condenses into clouds
D) The air releases water vapor and it
condenses onto any surface.
QUESTION 7
Which statement is true?
A) The higher the temperature the less
water vapor the air can hold before it is
saturated
B) The lower the temperature the less water
vapor the air can hold before it is
saturated
C) Temperature does not affect how much
water vapor the air can hold
QUESTION 8
What is relative humidity?
A) The amount of water vapor needed to
saturate the air half way
B) The amount of water vapor in the air
compared to how much is needed to
saturate the air
C) The amount of condensation on surfaces
compared to the amount of water vapor in
the air.
QUESTION 9
What is true about convection?
A) Air rises from an area of extreme
heating until it cools then falls back
to Earth.
B) Air rises from an area of extreme
cooling until it heats up and then
falls back to Earth
C) Convection is a process that is not
understood by scientists.
What is weather?
WEATHER
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The state of the atmosphere at a
given time
A description of the weather includes
observations and measurements of
temperature, precipitation, air
pressure and cloud cover.
Weather changes from day to day and
season to season
• Is our weather
normal for this time
of year?
CLIMATE
• Weather conditions over a long
time.
• Climate helps to describe a region
• Climates change, but over years or
centuries not days
SEVERE WEATHER
• Weather that is dangerous or
causes damage
• Name some types of
severe weather
SEVERE WEATHER
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Tornados
Hurricanes/Cyclones
Thunderstorms/floods
Blizzards
Dust storms
HURRICANES
• Form over oceans
• Water temperature of 27 degrees
C (81 degrees F)
• Low pressure
• Cause damage due to wind and
water
METEOROLOGY
• The study of Earth’s weather
• A person who studies weather is
called a Meteorologist
• What do we call someone who
studies the climate?
WEATHER TOOLS
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Thermometer
Hygrometer
Wind Vain or
compass
Anemometer
Barometer
Visibility
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Temperature
Humidity
Wind direction
Wind speed
Air pressure
Fixed point in
the distance
TEMPERATURE
• Average kinetic energy
• How hot/cold the air is
HUMIDITY
• The amount of water vapor in
the air
WIND DIRECTION
• The direction the wind is
coming from
WIND SPEED
• How fast the wind is blowing
AIR PRESSURE
• The force of air pushing in all
directions
VISIBILITY
• The distance a person can see
through the air.
OUR ATMOSPHERE
• Permanent
Gases
• 78% Nitrogen
• 20% Oxygen
• And other
gases
• Variable Gases
• 0 – 7% Water
Vapor
• 0.01 – 0.1 %
Carbon Dioxide
• And other
gases
ATMOSPHERE
• Many Layers
• Troposphere:
• Closest layer
• Where weather occurs
• Stratosphere:
• 10-50 KM above Earth
• Ozone layer
• Jet Stream
• Airplanes fly here
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ATMOSPHERE CONTINUED
• Thermosphere:
• Least understood
• Air is very thing
• Region of the atmosphere first
heated by the Sun
• Up to 1500 degrees C or hotter
• Ionosphere:
• Large number of electrically
charged ions
ATMOSPHERE PART 3
• Exosphere:
• Atoms and molecules escape
into space
• 300-600 KM above Earth
• What causes the
seasons?
• What ways is heat
transferred?
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
CONDUCTION
• Transfer of heat energy by
touching
CONVECTION
• The transfer of energy/heat
though a fluid, like air
RADIATION
• The transfer of heat/energy
from a single source such as
the Sun.
AIR MASS
• A large body of air with uniform
temperature and humidity.
• Air masses have distinct
boundaries and can extend
hundreds or thousands of KM
over Earth’s surface
• Can reach up into the
Troposphere
3 TYPES OF AIR MASSES
• Tropical
• Warm air
• Polar
• Cold air
• Arctic
• Extremely cold air