Weather Crossword
Across
- 4. Study of the atmosphere
- 5. Formation of thin ice crystals on the ground
- 8. Clouds in the shape of detached domes
- 10. Moisture condensed on objects near the ground
- 11. Standard scale to measure temperature in the US
- 12. Ocean wave generated by a submarine earthquake
- 18. High clouds composed of ice crystals
- 19. Liquid or solid water molecules that fall from the atmosphere and reach the ground
- 20. The mass of air surrounding the earth
- 21. Concentric arcs of color in the air
- 22. Process of liquid changing into a vapor or gas
- 24. Severe tropical cyclone with wind speeds in excess of 74 mph
- 26. Attraction of two masses to one another
- 27. Precipitation of small balls falling separately
- 28. The absence of apparent motion in the air
- 30. Instrument used to measure humidity
- 32. A shower accompanied by thunder
- 33. Amount of water vapor in the atmosphere
- 34. Sound wave produced as a lightning stroke heats the air causing it to rapidly expand
- 36. Transfer of heat within a gas or liquid by their movement
Down
- 1. Measure of warmth or coldness of an object
- 2. Sustained winds of 15 to 25 mph
- 3. Flat low level clouds
- 6. A large mass of rapidly moving snow down a mountain
- 7. Historical record of average daily and seasonal weather events
- 8. Process of gas changing to liquid
- 9. Temperature scale in which 0 is freezing point of water and 100 is boiling point
- 13. When temperature near the surface is expected to be 32 or below
- 14. An instrument that measures wind speed
- 15. Solid grains of ice which form from the freezing of raindrops
- 16. Water droplets suspended in air near the earth's surface causing reduced visibility
- 17. An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure
- 18. Transfer of heat between bodies that are in contact
- 23. Violent rotating column of air reaching the ground
- 25. Electrical discharge from a thunderstorm
- 29. Very fine water droplets at ground level
- 31. Precipitation of liquid water particles
- 35. Air in motion relative to the surface of the earth