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The weight of the air pushing down on Earth
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Large bodies of air that have uniform temperature, humidity, and pressure
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Forms when a colder air masses replace cold air masses
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Forms when warmer air moves toward colder air, and rises and glides above cold air moves
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Cold winds that blow from east to west near North and South pole
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Steady winds that flow from east to west between 80 degrees North latitude and 30 degrees latitude
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Measures the amount of head in the atmosphere known a temperature
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Earth's rotation causes moving air and water to appear to curve to the right in the Northern hemisphere and to the left in the Southern hemisphere
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Measures the direction of the blowing
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Steady winds that flow from the west to the east between latitudes 30 degrees North, 60 degrees North, 30 degrees South, and 60 degrees South
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Measures the speed of the wind
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Measures the air pressure
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Measures the percentage of the water vapor in the air known as humidity
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Measures the amount of precipitation that has fallen
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Specialized type of radar that can detect precipitation as well as the movement of small particles, which can be used to approximate wind speed.
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Forms when a cold front meets a warm front but neither of them have enough force to move the other
