Across
- 8. The boundary between two air masses
- 9. Precipitation in the form of liquid water drops
- 12. A scientist that studies the water on Earth
- 14. What drives the water cycle
- 15. The climate that is cold to cool year round (-18°C to 10°C); precipitation is usually snow and varies in amount
- 16. A scientist that would study the troposphere or stratosphere, for example
- 18. A cloud type frequently accompanied by heavy showers, lightning, and thunder
- 20. One of the two types of data shown on a climate graph, units are Celsius or Fahrenheit
- 22. The climate with hot temperatures year round, averaging over 18°C; wet with annual precipitation >150 cm
- 24. The climate with cool summers (<10°C); extremely cold and long winters; 2-4 months of above freezing temperatures; and precipitation year round
- 25. High clouds that resemble curls
- 28. Process of collecting precipitation on or in the Earth
- 29. Low clouds that are often gray and form flat sheets
Down
- 1. A front formed when a cool air mass replaces a warm air mass
- 2. One of the two types of data shown on a climate graph, usually measured in centimeters or inches
- 3. Precipitation consisting of transparent pellets of ice 5 mm or less in diameter
- 4. A scientist that studies the climate
- 5. The climate with hot summers and cold winters; is moist with precipitation in winter and summer
- 6. The average of weather over the past thirty (or more) years
- 7. The circular motion of water/air caused by warm water/air rising, then cooling and sinking
- 10. The climate with hot days and cool nights year round; maximum temperatures are around 31°C; little to no moisture year round
- 11. The largest and most famous current on Earth
- 13. A scientist that studies the weather
- 17. Process by which water changes from a gas to a liquid
- 19. Conditions such as temperature, precipitation, cloud cover, and wind speed that are occurring at the present moment
- 21. Process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas
- 23. Precipitation that is transparent or partially opaque particles of ice that range in size from a pea to a golf ball
- 26. Low clouds that are often fluffy
- 27. A front formed when a warm air mass replaces a cool air mass
- 29. Solid form of precipitation composed of ice crystals and fall in flakes
- 30. The climate with warm summers (about 10°C); very cold winters with at least one month averaging <-3°C; precipitation amount varies
