Weather, Climate, and Air Masses

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Across
  1. 3. An air mass from the equator that brings warm temperatures.
  2. 6. An air mass from the poles that brings cold temperatures.
  3. 8. A type of air mass that forms over land and is dry.
  4. 10. Atmospheric conditions at a specific place and time.
  5. 11. Boundaries where different air masses meet, causing weather changes.
  6. 12. The amount of water vapor present in the air.
  7. 13. A climate zone with low precipitation and extreme temperature variations.
  8. 14. Large bodies of air with uniform temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Down
  1. 1. A type of air mass that forms over water and is humid.
  2. 2. When cold air moves in, pushing warm air up and often bringing storms.
  3. 3. A key factor in both weather and climate that measures how hot or cold the air is.
  4. 4. A front where warm air moves over cold air, bringing steady rain.
  5. 5. Long-term average weather conditions in a particular region.
  6. 7. A climate zone with moderate temperatures and seasonal variations.
  7. 9. A climate zone with warm temperatures year-round and high precipitation.