Across
- 2. It forms at 30 degrees North and 30 degrees South and they are calm areas.
- 6. The wind comes flows from the land to the sea.
- 8. Warim air rises, it cools and sinks back down to the surface at horse latitudes, air is pushed towards the warmer equator and it curves west.
- 10. This air mass is dry and is a cold air mass formed by the Poles
- 11. The wind flows from the sea to land.
- 13. This is a front that stops moving or is moving very slowly and is represented as alternating red semicircles and blue triangles.
- 16. This is a dry and warm air mass formed by the equator.
- 18. Thsi pressure system has cold air and sinks
- 19. Forms in between 5 degrees North and South and is a calm area.
- 21. Where air masses will meet but do not mix
- 22. This pressure system has warm air that rises
Down
- 1. Blow between the Poles and 60 degrees latitude in both hemispheres and blows from East to West.
- 3. The forward edge of an advancing mass of cold air.
- 4. Winds that blow between 30 degrees and 60 degrees latitude in both hemishpere and flow from West to East.
- 5. The forward edge of an advancing mass of cold air that rises over and replaces a retreating mass of cold air.
- 7. A large body of air with similar temperatures, humidity, and density
- 9. This air mass humid and is a cold air mass formed by the Poles
- 12. A narrow, variable, and of very strong, predominately westerly air current circling the globe several miles above the Earth.
- 14. This is a humid and warm air mass formed by the equator
- 15. When a warm front is trapped by two cold fronts and is represented as a purple line with semicircles and triangles.
- 17. This is caused by differences temperatures
- 20. The influence of Earth´s rotation on an object that moves over Earth.