Across
- 4. Movement of energy from one object or place to another
- 8. Regular movement of ocean water; horizontally or vertically.
- 11. The gases surrounding Earth
- 13. Heat transfer through a material by physical contact with a heat source
- 14. Atmospheric layer above the troposphere, 12-21 miles high.
- 18. A circular pattern of rising warm air and sinking cool air.
- 19. Worldwide air movement patterns over Earth’s surface
- 20. A strong storm that develops over tropical oceans with strong winds of more than 119 km/h spiral.
- 21. Any water falling from clouds, like rain or snow.
- 22. A large body of air with similar temperature and moisture
- 25. The lowest atmospheric layer, up to 11-12 miles high.
- 26. A strong tropical cyclone in the western Pacific or China Seas.
- 28. Weather patterns in the troposphere from warm and cool air movement.
- 30. Distance north or south of the equator, in degrees.
- 31. Long-term weather patterns in an area
- 32. Energy transfer via electromagnetic waves.
Down
- 1. Stormy weather from air rising in a low-pressure center.
- 2. The force of air molecules pushing on a surface
- 3. The curving of a moving object’s path due to Earth’s rotation.
- 5. Liquid turning into a gas, often at a surface.
- 6. Movement in a fluid where hot, less dense material rises and cold, denser material sinks.
- 7. Calm, clear weather from sinking air spreading outward and moving to areas of low pressure
- 9. Pressure from the weight of the atmosphere
- 10. A strong storm with low pressure and high winds over 74 mph. Form in the North Atlantic or Eastern North Pacific.
- 12. All of Earth’s water, including liquid, frozen, and vapor.
- 15. Cold, low-pressure air in the stratosphere over the poles.
- 16. The process of energy changing from one form into another.
- 17. Strong winds in the upper troposphere.
- 23. Continuous movement of water through Earth’s systems.
- 24. Gas turning into a liquid
- 27. Short-term atmospheric conditions like temperature and precipitation.
- 29. Air movement over short distances due to geography.
