Weather 7 In 7
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Wind is air moving, which causes friction.
Icons: Language of the discipline, process, and details
Photo by -Reji
Friction makes water move, which creates gyres.
The photo shown is a map of the gyres
Icons: process and details
Icons: process and details
Meteorologists use tools to predict the weather.
Icons: language of the discipline [ what a meteorologist does], big idea of meteoroligist, and details
Photo by wwnorm
Sea breezes happen because cold air moves.
Icons: process, rules [ sea breezes have to happen when cold air moves towards land], and details.
Photo by Nick Kenrick.
Cold air mass replaces warm air mass.
This is a cold front.
Icons: process, rules [ a cold front came happen no other way], and details.
Icons: process, rules [ a cold front came happen no other way], and details.
Photo by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
The exact opposite is not as quick.
The item described is a warm front, which is warmer then a cold front.
Icons: details, the image shows some process, and using the notes there is language of the discipline because it shows you what a warm front is.
Icons: details, the image shows some process, and using the notes there is language of the discipline because it shows you what a warm front is.
