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ATSC 113 Snow Final Exam Review Questions with Correct Answers Relative humidity - Answer-Percentage of the water the air holds, compared to how much it can hold. Low pressure system/Cyclone - Answer-BAD Weather -High percipitation -Strong winds -Low Visability - High pressure systems/anti-cyclone - Answer-Good Weather -Dry conditions -Little percipitation -Clear skys Wind Chill - Answer-Not actual Temperature, but what it feels like on the skin With cold fronts - Answer-Heavy snow Fall Blowing snow Clouds and fog Blizzard Conditions With Warm fronts - Answer-Blizzard Conditions Katabatic Wind - Answer-downslope movement of air that occurs in the absence of larger-scale wind flows. Snow density - Answer-the amount or mass of ice and liquid water per volume. Faceted crystals, - Answer-produced when a strong vertical temperature gradient exists. The water vapour is moving quickly, and crystal growth happens quickly. The rule of thumb is that faceting takes place when the temperature gradient is larger than 1°C per 10 cm depth, or equivalently 10°C per metre. Rounded crystals - Answer-produced when temperature gradients are weak, water vapour moves slowly, and crystal growth happens slowly. Typical rounding occurs when the vertical temperature gradient within the snowpack is less than 1°C per 10 cm depth, or equivalently, 10°C per metre.

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ATSC 113 Snow Final Exam Review
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On a weather map, what does an isobar represent? - Answer-A line connecting
locations of the same pressure

Conditions typically associated with high pressure include (best answer):

- High winds
- Windy and wet
- Overcast
- Dry and fairly clear skies
- Wet and cloudy - Answer-Dry and fairly clear skies

True or false: high pressure guarantees nice weather - Answer-False

_____kPa is at about sea level elevation
85.0 kPa is at about _______ m elevation
_____ kPa is at about 3000m elevation

10/2000/70
10/1500/70
100/1500/70
100/2000/10
100/1500/62.5 - Answer-100/1500/70

Select the best answer. The 85.0 kPa level is above which mountain peak? (learning
goal 6n)

- Rocky mountains
- Mt. Sir Donald
- Whistler
- Cypress
- Revelstoke - Answer-Cypress

Why is the orientation of the main shaft of a wind barb important? - Answer-It indicates
direction of wind
Pressure level maps!! - Answer-

Wind Barbs - Answer-Small dash=10km
Long dash=20km
End without noches=direction of wind
Flag=100km

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