Oceans On Climate / Weather

2. engine that drives all weather on earth.
3. Famous for their powerful, destructive winds.
6. The cold counterpart to El Nino
8. One result of this may be the melting of glaciers and ice caps, with a subsequent rise in ocean levels.
12. All rain comes fro the evaporation of this.
13. Forms of water falling from the sky.
15. fast flowing, narrow air currents found in the atmospheres of some planets.
17. Storms that are most common in August and September.
19. The fifth largest satellite in the solar system.
20. abnormally warm ocean surface temperatures and changing wind patterns.

1. There are 4 of them a year
4. Another name for water cycle.
5. Tropical cyclones often strike this ocean in May and November.
7. Along with the Gulf Coast, the only significant hurricane threat in the United States is along this coast.
9. A powerful, warm, and swift Atlantic ocean current that originates at the tip of Florida.
10. The weight of the air pressing down on Earth.
11. rise and fall of sea levels.
14. A continuous, directed movements of ocean water
16. Generated by ocean conditions.
18. water vapor condenses to form these.