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1/17/13 Climate Interactions VocabSTARTER:
Why do you think Texas weather changes so often? Do you believe what the weatherman says on the
news? Why or why not?
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Density• The state or quality of being dense; compactness; closely set
or crowded condition.
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P - Atmosphere–A mixture of gases that surrounds a
planet, such as Earth
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P- Psychrometer
Tool used to measure moisture or relative humidity of the air (atmosphere).
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P- Anemometer
A device for measuring wind speed.
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P- Convection CurrentCircular movement caused by
differences in density of air depending on its temperature.
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P - Upwelling
Process where water beneath the surface rises up to replace surface water pulled away by the wind.
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P - Gyres
Ring-like system of ocean currentsrotating clockwise in the Northern
Hemisphere and counterclockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.
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P- Gulf Stream
• The Sun heats up the water near the equator, and this water moves to the north.
Warm ocean current that flows North from the Gulf of Mexico, along the East coast of the United States.
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P - Humidity
Amount of water vapor in the air.
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P – Prevailing WindsWind that blows predominantly from a single general direction.
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P- Air Mass
A large body of air that has
similar temperature and moisture
properties throughout.
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P – Weather Front
the area wheretwo air masses with different temperatures and densities collide, but do not mix.
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P – Jet Stream• Narrow band of air that moves at high
speeds caused by cold and warm air meeting.
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P- Air PressureThe weight of the air pressing down on the Earth, the ocean, and on the air below causes air pressure.
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P – Deep Water Current
Currents high in density because of the cold temperature that make up 90 percent of the ocean.
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P – Surface CurrentCurrents low in density because of the warm temperature that make up 10percent of the ocean.
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P – Coriolis effectThe rotation of the Earth
causes an interesting phenomena on free
moving objects on the Earth.
Objects in the Northern Hemisphere are deflected to the right, while objects
in the Southern Hemisphere are deflected
to the left.
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P - Hurricane• A tropical storm with high winds. It
increases energy when coming in contact with warm water
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A&C-• What Am I? Game
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• Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle
• If you do not finish today complete for homework.
• Due WEDS
ExiT
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01.18.13 Bill Nye Weather
S: Copy this chart and fill in at least 5 things that you already know about Climate and Weather under the KWhat you
know (K)(3 things)
What you learned (L)(5 things)
What you need to know (N)
3 things)
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Video Chart
As the video is playing, fill in the L and N columns of your chart
PAC:
What you know (K)
(3 things)
What you learned (L)
(5 things)
What you need to know (N)
(3 things)
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1.I already knew ________________________ about climate and weather.
2.I learned ________________________ about climate and weather.
3.One thing I still don’t understand about climate and weather is…
EXIT
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1/22/13Why does it feel so much hotter in Arizona during the summer time than it does in Texas during the summer? Explain your answer.
Interactive PPT Part 1
S:
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DURING THE PRESENTATION, ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON THE HANDOUT IN
COMPLETE SENTENCES IN YOUR JOURNAL.
PAY CLOSE ATTENTION
Plate Tectonic Interactive Presentation P:
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QUIZ
Plate Tectonic Interactive Presentation A:
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If you went to a beach and stood near the water, you would feel a breeze hitting
you. What do you think causes that wind? Explain.
At the BeachC:
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ExiT
ReflectionWrite a 1-paragraph
summary about today’s lesson. Make sure to use at least 5
vocabulary words that we have learned.
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1/23/12 Convection Current
S- Explain the difference between groups and periods on
the periodic table.
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P PracticeGroup Discussion:When we were learning about the earth’s layers-
we learned about convection currents.
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P PracticeThese convection currents were located in the mantle. They move the mantle around to keep it hot.
When it comes to convection currents in our atmosphere- the currents do the same thing!
Heat always rises- because it is less dense- so the warm air forces the cool air and this pattern continues over and over.
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P PracticeThink about this:
Why is it usually cooler and windy at the beach than it is a few miles inland?
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P Practice
3. The air above the ocean is cooler than the air above the land
1. The land warms the air above it and it rises.
4. Lastly, the cold air from above the ocean water moves in to take the place of the warm air that has risen.
2. The farther the air moves away from the “heat source”, the cooler it gets. So it then sinks back down (cold air sinks because it is more dense)
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In your A section, write a descriptive paragraph of what you see.
Answer the following question as well:1. What is the purpose of the candle?
2. Why does the smoke rise through only one chimney?
3. What is the heat source for convection currents in our actual atmosphere?
A-Convection Box Demo
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C ConnectionsWhat would happen if the sun was to mysteriously vanish? What would our environment
be like?
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E Exit Reflect on what you learned
today about climatic interactions. Try to use your
vocabulary while reflecting on today’s lesson.
½ page
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1/24/13 SAir M
asses • What would happen if the sun was to
mysteriously vanish? What would our
environment be like?
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P What is an Air Mass?Large pockets of moving air commonly form
that are separate from the surrounding atmosphere.
Two common properties of air masses are moisture content and temperature.
Types of air masses in North America:1. Maritime tropical 2. Continental tropical3. Maritime polar 4. Continental polar5. Continental Artic
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Key Information***
Question to ask yourself did the air mass form over land or water?
Helpful Clues:Maritime: forms over the oceans-
wetContinental: forms over land- dry
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A- Instructions for foldable• 1. Layer the 4 pieces of
printer paper so that an inch is showing.
• 2. Fold the other half of the paper over so you have 7 tabs.
• 3. Staple the very top of the foldable.
• 4. Label the foldable the following:
Blue=Maritime Tropical Orange= Continental Tropical Yellow=Continental Arctic
Green= Maritime Polar Red= Continental Polar
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Maritime Tropical:
• Warm and humid, forms over a tropical ocean.
• Gulf of Mexico/Atlantic (will then go over SE US)
• Pacific (goes over West Coast)• Summer: showers/thunderstorms• Winter: heavy rain/snow
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Maritime Polar
Cool, humid air masses form overNorth AtlanticNorth PacificTend to affect west coast more than
east coastBring rain, fog, and cooler temps.
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Continental Tropical
Hot dry airForms over SW or Northern MexicoMove NE bringing hot dry weather
to Great Plains
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Continental Polar
Bitter cold, dryForm over Central and Northern
Canada and Alaska (Arctic Circle)Winter: brings clear, cold, dry airSummer: brings milder temps, can
mix with warmer air and forms storms
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Continental Artic
Extremely cold temperatures and very little moisture.
These usually originate north of the Arctic Circle and are mostly a winter air mass
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How air masses move
1. Prevailing westerlies2. Jet streamsPush air masses west to east
Fronts: when two air masses meet the boundary is a front.
The less dense air mass floats on top of the other and storms tend to develop on frontal boundary.
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C- Make sure you know the location of these regions and the type of weather conditions in
each.
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EWhat type of air mass
typically forms over San Antonio? How do you
know?
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1/25/13 S
Air Masses cont
• Draw a picture that represents convection
currents. Use a real world example and
make sure you label it.
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Based on the information you were just given answer the following questions about this image:
• The diagram shows 2 land masses.
1. What type of air mass is Mass #1?
2. Where is Mass #2 formed?
3. What is formed when the two masses meet?
P
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A- Finish Foldable• 1. Layer the 4 pieces of
printer paper so that an inch is showing.
• 2. Fold the other half of the paper over so you have 7 tabs.
• 3. Staple the very top of the foldable.
• 4. Label the foldable the following:
Blue=Maritime Tropical Orange= Continental Tropical Yellow=Continental Arctic
Green= Maritime Polar Red= Continental Polar
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C&E - Identify Air Masses• Use your foldable for help!
#1#1
1. Identify the Air Mass of #1. Where was
this air mass formed?
2. What are the two common properties of
air masses?
3. On a hot summer day, air rises most quickly
when it is above a F forest.
G lake.H city.J river.