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JEOPARDY!

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Atmospheric

MoistureHumidity Math

Cloud Formatio

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Cloud Classifica

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When ice melts energy is _______.

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Process by which liquid water changes

to a gas.

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Energy is _________ during condensation.

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Process by which ice becomes a gas without becoming a liquid.

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3 phase changes that absorb latent heat.

Daily Double!!!

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The maximum amount of water vapor that an air mass can hold

at a specific temperature

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Formula used to calculate relative humidity

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Two ways to increase relative humidity.

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The mass of water vapor in a unit of air relative to the mass of the

dry air.

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At the dew point, water vapor will _________ into a liquid because

air is _____________.

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The air contains 5 g/kg of water vapor.

The amount needed for saturation is 10 g/kg.

What is the RH?

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There is 10 g/m3 of water vapor in the air. Saturation value is 25

g/m3 of water vapor. What is the RH?

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Two air masses are at the same temperature, but one contains 35 g/kg of water vapor. The other

contains 25 g/kg of water vapor. Which has a higher RH?

Daily Double!!!

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The dew point for a specific air mass is 200 C. Currently the air mass contains 5 g/kg of water

vapor and is 35o C. By how much does the air need to be cooled for

saturation to occur?

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The relative humidity at the dew point is always ________

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Solid particles that provide a surface for water vapor to

condense into liquid droplets.

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Dry air cools at a ______ rate than wet air.

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Altitude at which the dew point is reached and clouds begin to

form.

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Four methods that can cool air to the dew point and allow clouds to

form.

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Reason why wet air has a slower rate of cooling than dry air.

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Low, sheet-like clouds that can produce rain.

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Name given to clouds that have a puffy appearance.

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An altostratus cloud will be _________ in the sky than a

cirrus cloud.

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Name two clouds with vertical development.

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Name a cloud that is made of ice crystals.