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| 1. | A front is the leading edge of an _______ _________. |
| 3. | Scientists use __________ and satellites to track tornadoes and hurricanes. |
| 5. | A hurricane often will last for _________. |
| 9. | The weather at the center of a hurricane is ___________. |
| 11. | The earth and animals are often affected by ________ ___________. |
| 12. | Rain and snow are forms of _______________. |
| 14. | Air that has water in it is called ________. |
| 15. | Clouds that form a thick layer. |
| 16. | ___________ air holds more water vapor. |
| 17. | A tornado forms over __________. |
| 20. | Cirrus clouds are made of ____ ____________. |
| 21. | A storm that often forms when two fronts collide. |
| 22. | A tornado can have a ________ __________ up to 300 miles per hour. |
| 24. | Rain that mixes with carbon dioxide forms ________________. |
| 25. | Humidity is effected by the _______________ cycle. |
| 27. | Clouds will form over the area where a cold front and a warm front _________. |
| 28. | On a weather map, _________ fronts are shown by half circles. |
| 29. | Different types of ______________ include air, water, and ground. |
| 31. | To qualify as a hurricane, the storm must have winds over __________ mph. |
| 33. | Triangle represent __________ fronts on a weather map. |
| 34. | The center of a hurricane is called the ________. |
| 36. | Masses of water particles floating together are called ____________. |
| 37. | A hurricane forms over ____________. |