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| 3. | Water, wind, and ice help rocks grind away at other rocks (mechanical weathering) |
| 6. | The transportation of weathered material |
| 8. | Wind moves clockwise and down in this pressured area |
| 10. | Wind moves counter clockwise and up in this pressured area |
| 11. | Besides dissolving teeth this acid dissolves limestone (chemical weathering) |
| 13. | The leading edge of a mass of warm or cold air |
| 14. | All our weather occurs in this layer |
| 16. | This type of sediment is the smallest, it even floats for a while! |
| 21. | 79 degrees or more will form one of these in the ocean |
| 23. | Water drains on the surface |
| 24. | Fluffy clouds |
| 26. | Use the Fujita scale to measure these |
| 29. | Water vapor cools and contracts |
| 31. | The reason Boise is dry is due to a rain _________ |
| 33. | All the dead stuff in the top soil |
| 35. | Flash floods wash rock and debris down canyons and out into valleys creating fan shapped deposits |
| 37. | Small wind blown glacial deposits |
| 39. | Water acts like a weak acid (chemical weathering) |
| 40. | The holes are connected like a sponge |
| 42. | Rain, hail, snow, sleet |
| 43. | When water freezes it causes ice ... (mechanical weathering) |