Air Masses and Fronts
Across
- 1. This front occurs when A warm air mass gets caught between two cooler air masses. Warm air is pushed up.
- 4. This cloud is white and fluffy, like cotton balls in the sky.
- 7. This air mass is cool and dry.
- 12. Air mas that forms over land.
- 13. This air mass brings cooler temperatures and moisture.
- 15. The boundary between two air masses.
- 17. Large body of air with similar characteristics of pressure, moisture, and temperature.
- 18. This weather instrument is used to measure temperature.
- 19. Air mass that forms in a warm area.
- 21. Air mass that forms in a cool area.
- 22. Air mass that forms over water.
- 23. This cloud is like a blanket that covers the sky. The cloud that produces fog when close to the ground.
Down
- 2. This cloud is know as your rain cloud. Brings thunderstorms into the area.
- 3. This air mass is warm and dry.
- 5. This front occurs when cold and warm air meet, but neither can move the other. (Creates standoff)
- 6. This weather instrument is used to measure air pressure.
- 8. This pressure system brings rain and wind into the area.
- 9. This pressure system brings nice, clear, sunny skies.
- 10. This air mass brings warmer temperatures and moisture.
- 11. This cloud is thin and is made of ice crystals. Indicates fair weather.
- 14. This type of front brings heavy rain for a short period of time.
- 16. This type of front bring gentle rain for a long period of time.
- 20. This weather instrument is used to measure wind speed.