What is a person who studies weather called?

What are the four kinds of precipitation?

What are the three types of clouds that our notes talked about?

Where are tornadoes most common?

What is the natural disaster that is an overflow of water that covers a piece of land that is usually dry?

What is the tool called that is used to measure a storm's wind speed?

What form of precipitation is made of droplets of water?

What type of cloud looks like flat sheets of clouds and could mean an overcast day or steady rain?

What storm is a huge storm in the ocean that can get up to 600 miles long and 75 to 200 miles per hour?

What is it called when there is a lack of precipitation over an extended period of time?

What is used by meteorologists to detect weather?

What form of precipitation is solid and falls from the sky as ice pellets?

What clouds are puffy and look like pieces of floating cotton?

Using your tornado scale on slide 48, what rating is a tornado that is 162 mph?

What is often in the spread of wildfires (look at brush fire)?

What is the lowest level of the atmosphere called?

What form of precipitation is made of masses of tiny crystals?

What clouds look like long, thin, wispy, white streamers in the sky and are so high up they are made of ice particles?

What storm is violent spirals of air that rotate when in contact with the earth's surface and clouds?

What will be first, lightning or thunder?

What is it called when water falls from the sky in different forms?

What form of precipitation is made of solid grains of ice that are smaller than five millimeters in diameter?

What clouds may appear by themselves, in lines, or clusters?

Using your hurricane scale on slide 55, what category is a hurricane that is 100 mph?

If lightning were 1 mile away, you would hear thunder 5 seconds later. If you were 2 miles away, you would hear thunder how many seconds later?