Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134746241
Author: Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher: PEARSON
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It is generally colder during the winter season in the United States because the earth is tilted on its axis away from the sun.
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The forecast discussion products provide:a. Climate forecastsb. Forecaster reasoningc. Comparisons of radar images from different Weather Forecast Officesd. Temperature probabilities
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The State Forecast issued on Monday says that forecast through Friday is for "A SLIGHT CHANCE OF AFTERNOON AND EVENING THUNDERSTORMS EACH DAY." Given that there is a chance of precipitation, you should look for an updated forecasta. Tuesdayb. Fridayc. Saturdayd. Every day
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A front that is a result of cold air retreating is a _________ front.a. Drylineb. Coldc. Warmd. Stationary
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Blizzard warnings are issued by the Storm Prediction Center
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A threats analysis should include analyzing the vulnerabilities of power generation, water, and sewage treatment facilities.
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Advisories are issueda. For situations with high potential for floodingb. For threats that are likely to occur in several hours or more in the futurec. When the threat or hazard is expected to impact a sparsely populated aread. For threats that are dangerous but that might not be life-threatening
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The Zone Forecast mentions: "CHANCE OF RAIN 60 PERCENT." This means that:a. Sixty percent of the forecast area will receive rain and 40% will be dryb. Rain will fall during 60% of a 24-hour periodc. Any given point in the forecast area has a 60% chance of receiving raind. Sixty percent of the towns and cities in the zone will receive rain
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Large water bodies often affect weather downwind by:a. Orographic liftingb. Creating mesoscale fronts when the land temperature is different than the water temperaturec. Creating stable air parcelsd. Altering the course of the jet stream
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A Watch means that:a. A severe weather event is imminent or occurringb. Citizens should take shelter immediatelyc. A severe weather event has occurred in a nearby countyd. The risk of hazardous weather has increased significantly
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The forecast discussion you are reading one summer day mentions that instability is high. You conclude that:a. Conditions are right for a severe thunderstorm to occurb. Rising motions in the atmosphere are suppressed, so clear weather is likelyc. A front is going through the aread. The forecaster's confidence in model results is very low
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The NWS recommends that emergency managers have more than one means of receiving Watches and Warnings
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A climate forecast is typically a short-range forecast.
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