Choose the answers from the drop-down menus.
1008 mb1016 mb✔ 1024 mb
rainy weathersnowy weather✔ sunny weather
✔ atmosphericlandoceanic
Throughout the reflection, make sure you have a copy of the Student Guide and your data table. Choose the terms that complete the statements. In this lab, you determined the combination of humidity, air temperature, and air pressure that create weather patterns. is the amount of water vapor in the air compared to the amount of water vapor the air can actually hold. is a measure of how hot or cold the air is, and is the force exerted per unit area by the particles in the air. These conditions influence weather patterns.
Air pressure✔ Air temperatureRelative humidity
✔ air pressureair temperaturerelative humidity
✔ atmosphericlandoceanic
Choose the answers from the drop-down menus. What system is occurring over this area? What type of front is affecting this area? Which weather phenomenon is the area experiencing?
✔ a cold fronta warm fronta cold front and a warm front
fog ✔ rainsunny days
Which conditions create snow? Select three responses.
An area has a few days of low humidity, warm air temperature, and high air pressure. What kind of weather is this area experiencing?
Which kinds of weather patterns occur in areas of low pressure? Select three responses.
Which combination of atmospheric conditions created this weather over the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco?
What are the atmospheric conditions over Minneapolis, Minnesota? Select three responses.
Choose the answers from the drop-down menus. What type of isoline is indicated on this weather map? In what pressure region is a high-pressure area located? What type of weather would likely be found in this area?
Which conditions are likely to follow the current conditions in the area you focused on in the previous map? Select three responses.
Air pressureAir temperature✔ Relative humidity
Which conditions create snow? Select three responses.low humidityhigh humiditywarm air temperaturecold air temperaturehigh air pressurelow air pressure
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