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Symbol an image that represents something else often something immaterial Personal Symbols Objects or materials that represent your personality or interests For Example Hobbies activities items animals values culture. O Box 342 Katoomba NSW 2780 19 Millyard Lane Katoomba 2780 Australia Phone 02 4782 3073 Email infomusicfunnetau eb www musicfunnetau Please feel free to contact us with any questions about the copying and use of our worksheets in your school brPage 3 Front: a boundary between 2 air masses. Warm air and cold air do not mix well.. Changes in weather occur along fronts.. 4 Types of fronts:. Cold Front. Warm front. Stationary front. Occluded front. 1. Cold Front. Lab. Fronts!. Fronts!. What are fronts?. A narrow transition zone, or boundary, between differing synoptic scale air masses whose primary discontinuity is density. Fronts highlight . baroclinic. zones, where temperature advection and atmospheric energy is at work. Fronts. Lesson 8: Weeks . 13-14. Courtesy: Lyndon State College. What is a . front. ?. Early meteorological theory thought that “fronts” led to development of low pressure systems (cyclones). However, in the 1940s, “. By Miss O.. Directions: . Listen to the book being read aloud and draw a web in your science notebook with the word “weather” in the middle. The web should have at least 6 cells coming out of it.. Warm Fronts. : occurs when a warm air mass slides over a cold air mass. Relatively . stable. Moves slower than . a . cold . front. Long transition from cold air to warm air (warm air moves slowly). Temperature gradually rises. Warm Air Front. Warm Air Front. Warm air replaces cold air. w. arm air mass=higher temperature=lesser density. Rainfall increases as the . front approaches. Characteristics. Weather phenomenon. Prior to the Passing of the Front. Warm-up #87 (7B), Warm-up #90 (7A). 3/24/16. Which . of the following words would be found on a dictionary page that had . political.  and . poltergeist.  as guide words?. polite, politico, poltroon, . Low Pressure. H is for . “HIGH PRESSURE”. H is for . HEAVY. BLUE = . COOL. Cool air . contracts. Cool air sinks . because COOL air is HEAVIER. Sunny but slightly cooler weather. Heavy shoves clouds out of the way. 70% of Louisville was submerged. 3.3 billion in damages. Crest - 85.4 ft. (Flood Stage – 55 ft.). 15 inches of rain in 12 days. Chapter 1: Monitoring the Weather (Basics). One of the Deepest Extratropical Cyclones Ever Recorded. Lecture . 15: Air Masses & Fronts. MET 102 Pacific Climates and Cultures. Discussion Questions – Clark 2011 . What are the different general types of ai. r masses?. Maritime Tropical (. mT. ). Maritime Polar (. right. . of you.. Label . either. the . end rhyme . scheme (AA BB CC DD or . ababcdcdefef. ) OR the examples of . CONCRETE textual evidence. .. Understanding the Prologue. What is the definition of a prologue?. List as many types of scientists that you can in 1 minute.. Warm Up 1. List as many types of scientists that you can in 1 minute.. Warm Up 2. Use a dictionary to determine the meaning of the following prefixes:. *Varied in task. *Students responsible to keep until collected for grading. *Collected twice a 6 weeks . *They will be one . Major Grade. per 6 weeks. . Grading Standards: (5 =100%, anything less is 0%).