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What is a warm ocean current
this ocean current flows away from the equator
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What is Low pressure
This pressure is when air rises up into the atmosphere
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what is wind currents
the trade winds, the prevailing westerlies, and the polar easterlies are the three types of these
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What is wind or air pressure.
Severe weather is caused by changes in the atmosphere in relation to temperature and this factor
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What is a cold ocean current
this ocean current flows toward the equator
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What is High pressure
The cold and snow is caused near this pressure
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What is Kuroshio.
Examples of wind currents are the Gulf Stream, the Agulhas Current, and this current
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What is hurricanes, tornadoes and thunderstorms
you should keep keep trees and branches trimmed near your house to prepare for this Hazardous Weathers
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What is gyre
We call a circular pattern of ocean currents this name
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What is Low pressure
when air cools and sink this pressure occurs
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What is the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
Wind currents are strongest in Antarctica in THIS current
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What is flooding
THIS weather condition is the most common Hazardous Weather. It causes some people to have to climb on top of their grooves for safety
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What is The Coriolis effect
this effect influences the direction of a ocean gyre
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What is low pressure
Clouds and precipitation are caused near this pressure
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what is wind currents
Short bursts of wind moving at high speeds are known as gusts and also this name
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What is a tornado
The eye is what you call the center of this Hazardous Weather. This hazardous weather is also known to seem still while it's moving right towards or away from you.
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what is Coriolis Effect
Wind, Temperature, Density and THIS factor are the 4 factors that influence ocean currents.
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What is high pressure
this pressure causes the barometric pressure to increase
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What is major air circulation
There is 6 of these patters three being in each hemisphere
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What is hail
Each year this hazardous weather causes nearly one billion dollars in damage nationally large it's largest proposition is known to be the size of golf balls and fall at speeds faster than 100 mph
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