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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 6 docx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 6 docx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 6 docx

... hourKnotsCalmCalm1–23–89–1415–2021–25 26 3132–3738–4344–4950–5455 60 61 66 67 –7172–7778–8384–89119–1231–23–78–1213–1718–2223–2728–3233–3738–4243–4748–5253–5758 62 63 67 68 –7273–77103–107LL5 460 55205580 564 057005 760 FIGURE ... 10.32Some of the features associatedwith a tornado-breeding thunder-storm as viewed from the southeast. The thunderstorm ismoving to the northeast. The tornado forms in the southwest part of the thunderstorm. ... 10.23 The lightning rod extends above the building, increasing the like-lihood that lightning will strike the rod rather than some other part of the structure. After lightning strikes the metal...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 10 docx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 10 docx

... 72 70 68 67 65 63 62 60 58 56 54 52 50 4785 84 82 81 80 78 77 75 74 72 71 69 68 66 64 62 61 59 57 5490 89 87 86 85 83 82 81 79 78 76 75 73 72 70 69 67 65 63 61 95 94 93 91 90 89 87 86 85 83 ... 3995 96 93 89 85 82 79 75 72 69 66 63 60 57 54 51 49 46 43 41100 96 93 89 86 83 80 77 73 70 68 65 62 59 56 54 51 49 46 44105 97 93 90 87 83 80 77 74 71 69 66 63 60 58 55 53 50 48 46 110 97 ... 822.5 96 92 87 83 80 76 72 68 64 61 44 28 14 125 96 92 88 84 81 77 73 70 66 63 47 32 19 727.5 96 92 89 85 82 78 75 71 68 65 50 36 23 12 130 96 93 89 86 82 79 76 73 70 67 52 39 27 16 632.5...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 1 pptx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 1 pptx

... Warming the Earth and the Atmosphere (Energy gainedby atmosphere) + 160 –70(Energy lost to space) 64 6 +7+111+23+19LatentheatSolarInfrared 6496160 InfraredEvaporation+ 96+ 51–117–23(Energy ... temperature drops dramatically with height.Above the mesosphere lies the warmest part of the atmosphere, the thermosphere. At the top of the ther-mosphere is the exosphere, where collisions between gas ... andsymbols.Overview of the Earth’s Atmosphere Composition of the Atmosphere The Early Atmosphere Vertical Structure of the Atmosphere A Brief Look at Air Pressure and Air DensityLayers of the Atmosphere Focus...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 2 pdf

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 2 pdf

... Temperature10881010108 6 4 6 6 6 44888221.521.511221.510.510.5 6 4 6 6FIGURE 3.12Mean annual total heating degree-days in thousands of °F, where the number 4 on the map represents4000 (base 65 °F).0000.50.50.500.51234330.53220.500241233420.5110.50.50.50.50.5FIGURE ... inversion.Generally, the longer the night, the longer the time of ra-diational cooling and the better are the chances that the airnear the ground will be much colder than the air above. 56 Chapter 3 ... boundary.On the January map, the temperatures are muchlower in the middle of continents than they are at the same latitude near the oceans; on the July map, the re-verse is true. The reason for these...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 3 ppt

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 3 ppt

... (shielded from the sun) hang from the climber’s belt. One thermometerhangs freely, while the other is enclosed in a partiallyinflated balloon. As the climber scales the building,describe the change ... lingering close to the ground. As the day progresses, sunlight warms the surface and the surface warms the air above. As the air temperature near the ground increases, the lower atmosphere graduallybecomes ... thunderstormhas a flat anvil-shaped top. The reason for this shape isdue to the fact that the cloud has reached the stable part of the atmosphere, and the rising air is unable to punc-ture very...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 4 pdf

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 4 pdf

... the surface weather map in Fig. 6. 12. Notice that the Why the Wind Blows 149HPGFPGFPGFPGFPGFPGF10 16 10201024MAP VIEW0200400 60 0Scale (km)FIGURE 6. 11 The closer the spacing of the ... the isobars, the greater the pressuregradient. The greater the pressure gradient, the stronger the pressure gradient force (PGF). The stronger the PGF, the greater the wind speed. The red arrows ... (CF). The difference between these forces the netforce—is the inward-directed centripetal force. In Fig. 6. 17b, the wind blows clockwise around the center of the high. The spacing of the isobars...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 5 potx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 5 potx

... States. (Weather symbols for the surface map are given in Appendix B.)1000–30–39–19–291004 16 1310 5100820 5– 16 –2910481 064 –22–27–18–33– 1626 1052–15– 26 5–512 510 6 –14–29–3717–2010 56 1 060 H101210 16 1810 36 2812 ... 510 6 –14–29–3717–2010 56 1 060 H101210 16 1810 36 2812 8–233310201044104010 36 16 3103210 16 534349441012100810041020102410281032 6 meted to a new low of –22°C (–7°F) for the airports ... oppositeends of the Pacific Ocean during the SouthernOscillation?(c) Describe how an ENSO event may influence the weather in different parts of the world.19.What are the conditions over the tropical...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 7 doc

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 7 doc

... the broad belt around the earth known as the trop-ics the region 231⁄2° north and south of the equator— the weather is much different from that of the middlelatitudes. In the tropics, the ... do theyform? And why do they strike the east coast of the UnitedStates more frequently than the west coast? These aresome of the questions we will consider in this chapter.Tropical WeatherIn ... windscalled the polar vortex encircles the Ant-arctic region near 66 °S latitude, essen-tially isolating the cold Antarctic strato-spheric air from the warmer air of the middle latitudes. During the...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 8 doc

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 8 doc

... downwind.Either these particles and gases slowly settle to the ground in dry form (dry deposition) or they are re-moved from the air during the formation of cloud particles and then carried to the ... period, the earthbegan to cool slightly over the next 25 years or so. In the late 1 960 s and 1970s, the cooling trend ended over mostof the Northern Hemisphere. During the 1970s and into the 1980s, ... Waialeale on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, has the greatest annual average rainfall on record:1 168 cm ( 460 in.). Cherrapunji, on the crest of the southern slopes of the KhasiHills in northeastern...
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The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 9 potx

The Earth’s Atmosphere Contents Part 9 potx

... episodes during the past 2 mil-lion years are the result of small variations in the tilt of the earth’s axis and in the geometry of the earth’s orbitaround the sun. Another theory suggests ... (eccentricity) of the earth’s orbitabout the sun2. precession of the earth’s axis of rotation, or wobbling3. changes in the tilt (obliquity) of the earth’s axisIn the 1970s, scientists of the CLIMAP ... twinklebecause their size is greater than the angle at which theirlight deviates as it penetrates the atmosphere. Planetssometimes twinkle, however, when they are near the horizon, where the bending of their...
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