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METEOROLOGY EXAM 1 MIZZOU ERIC ALDRICH QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

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The rate at which temperature decreases with increasing altitude is known as the


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lapse rate




Ionosphere


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(charged gas atoms) that can reflect radio waves is found
here, as are the aurora.

,red =


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longest wavelength




Longer days are generally associated with


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more insolation
-warmer weather




Elevation


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-air density decreases with elevation
-fewer air molecules to warmer by conduction




The lowest temperature is usually observed:


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around sunrise.

,density


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amount of mass in a given space (volume)
-density=mass / volume




Amplitude


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half the height from peak of wave crest to lowest part of
wave trough
-we categorize different types of electromagnetic radiation
on the basis of wavelength




wavelengths _________ than violet (.4µm) are ___


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shorter, UV




freezing


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, -freezing point of water
-below 32°F (0°C).




thermosphere


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-temperature increases increases with height
-The uppermost layer of the atmosphere
-often considered the "hot layer" because it contains the warmest
temperatures in the atmosphere.
-because the air is so thin, our bodies would not be able to detect this heat




when do high temperatures occur


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-the hottest days of summer don't happen until after the summer solstice
-high temperatures don't usually happen until the late afternoon — typically
3 to 4 p.m.




latent heat


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