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questions[1]='Accretion is~clumping together of particles or droplets.~water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~the gaseous form of water.~a boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.~A~1~1~ Accretion is Clumping together of particles or droplets.<br /> Dew is Water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br /> Occluded front is A boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.<br /> Water vapor is The gaseous form of water.<br />';
questions[2]='Adiabatic process is~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~an advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~the gaseous form of water.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Cold front is An advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.<br /> Water vapor is The gaseous form of water.<br />';
questions[3]='Advection is~horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~the transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~a warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Advection is Horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.<br /> Conduction is The transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Warm front is A warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[4]='Advection fog is~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~a measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Dew point is A measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br />';
questions[5]='Air mass is~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~changing from a liquid to a solid.~an area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.~precipitation composed of ice crystals.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Cyclone is An area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.<br /> Freezing is Changing from a liquid to a solid.<br /> Snow is Precipitation composed of ice crystals.<br />';
questions[6]='Altimeter is~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~a line of thunderstorms.~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Squall line is A line of thunderstorms.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br />';
questions[7]='Atmosphere is~the air that surrounds the Earth.~a cloud on the ground.~an advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.~a scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.~a tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.~A~1~1~ Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Beaufort Scale is A scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.<br /> Cold front is An advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Waterspout is A tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.<br />';
questions[8]='Barometer is~a device used to measure air pressure.~falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.~a cloud on the ground.~average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~A~1~1~ Barometer is A device used to measure air pressure.<br /> Climate is Average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Rain is Falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.<br />';
questions[9]='Beaufort Scale is~a scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.~localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~A~1~1~ Beaufort Scale is A scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.<br /> Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br /> Thunderstorm is Localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.<br />';
questions[10]='Blizzard is~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~an arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.~frozen raindrops~A~1~1~ Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Rainbow is An arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.<br /> Sleet is Frozen raindrops<br />';
questions[11]='Climate is~average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.~supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~the change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.~falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.~A~1~1~ Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Climate is Average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.<br /> Condensation is The change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.<br /> Freezing rain is Supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.<br /> Rain is Falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.<br />';
questions[12]='Cold front is~an advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~a ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Cold front is An advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> Halo is A ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.<br />';
questions[13]='Condensation is~the change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.~a thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.~a cloud on the ground.~the U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.~a boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.~A~1~1~ Condensation is The change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is The U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.<br /> Occluded front is A boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.<br /> Severe thunderstorm is A thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.<br />';
questions[14]='Conduction is~the transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.~horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.~A~1~1~ Advection is Horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.<br /> Conduction is The transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Rain is Falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br />';
questions[15]='Coriolis Effect is~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~A~1~1~ Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br />';
questions[16]='Cyclone is~an area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.~a metric unit of air pressure.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~a layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~A~1~1~ Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Cyclone is An area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.<br /> Ground fog is A layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.<br /> Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Millibar is A metric unit of air pressure.<br />';
questions[17]='Dew is~water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.~frozen raindrops~air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.~a combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~A~1~1~ Dew is Water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.<br /> El Nīno is A combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Sleet is Frozen raindrops<br /> Unstable air is Air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.<br />';
questions[18]='Dew point is~a measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~an elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.~A~1~1~ Dew point is A measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> Fujita Scale is Wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.<br /> Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Trough is An elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.<br />';
questions[19]='Drizzle is~falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.~a line of thunderstorms.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~flooding with rapid water rise.~A~1~1~ Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Drizzle is Falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.<br /> Flash Flood is Flooding with rapid water rise.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br /> Squall line is A line of thunderstorms.<br />';
questions[20]='Drought is~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.~the U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.~A~1~1~ Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Fujita Scale is Wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.<br /> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is The U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.<br /> Precipitation fog is Fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br />';
questions[21]='El Nino is~a combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.~clumping together of particles or droplets.~average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~a cloud on the ground.~A~1~1~ Accretion is Clumping together of particles or droplets.<br /> Climate is Average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.<br /> El Nīno is A combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br />';
questions[22]='Flash Flood is~flooding with rapid water rise.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~an area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~a scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.~phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.~A~1~1~ Beaufort Scale is A scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.<br /> Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Flash Flood is Flooding with rapid water rise.<br /> Low is An area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Sublimation is Phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.<br />';
questions[23]='Fog is~a cloud on the ground.~horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.~a combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.~an area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.~a tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.~A~1~1~ Advection is Horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.<br /> Cyclone is An area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.<br /> El Nīno is A combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Waterspout is A tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.<br />';
questions[24]='Freezing is~changing from a liquid to a solid.~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~the change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Condensation is The change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.<br /> Freezing is Changing from a liquid to a solid.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br />';
questions[25]='Freezing rain is~supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.~a rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.~sound produced by a lightning discharge.~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~a device used to measure air pressure.~A~1~1~ Barometer is A device used to measure air pressure.<br /> Freezing rain is Supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.<br /> Funnel cloud is A rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br /> Thunder is Sound produced by a lightning discharge.<br />';
questions[26]='Front is~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~a combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.~persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.~supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.~the U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.~A~1~1~ El Nīno is A combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.<br /> Freezing rain is Supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> Monsoon is Persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.<br /> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is The U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.<br />';
questions[27]='Fujita Scale is~wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~a rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.~A~1~1~ Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Drizzle is Falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.<br /> Fujita Scale is Wind damage scale devised by Theodore Fujita.<br /> Funnel cloud is A rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.<br />';
questions[28]='Funnel cloud is~a rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.~a tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~an area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~A~1~1~ Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Funnel cloud is A rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.<br /> Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Low is An area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Waterspout is A tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.<br />';
questions[29]='Ground fog is~a layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.~effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.~an area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.~a cloud on the ground.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~A~1~1~ Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Cyclone is An area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Ground fog is A layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.<br /> Wind chill factor is Effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.<br />';
questions[30]='Hail is~balls of ice that grow in thunderstorm updrafts.~clumping together of particles or droplets.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~a warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.~flooding with rapid water rise.~A~1~1~ Accretion is Clumping together of particles or droplets.<br /> Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Flash Flood is Flooding with rapid water rise.<br /> Hail is Balls of ice that grow in thunderstorm updrafts.<br /> Stationary front is A warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[31]='Halo is~a ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~changing from a liquid to a solid.~fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Freezing is Changing from a liquid to a solid.<br /> Halo is A ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.<br /> Upslope fog is Fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.<br />';
questions[32]='High is~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.~phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.~a cloud on the ground.~flooding with rapid water rise.~A~1~1~ Dew is Water droplets formed by condensation of vapor.<br /> Flash Flood is Flooding with rapid water rise.<br /> Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Sublimation is Phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.<br />';
questions[33]='Hurricane is~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.~a metric unit of air pressure.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~A~1~1~ Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Millibar is A metric unit of air pressure.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br /> Unstable air is Air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.<br />';
questions[34]='Inversion is~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~a layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~the change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.~A~1~1~ Condensation is The change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.<br /> Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Ground fog is A layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.<br /> Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br />';
questions[35]='Jet stream is~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~a visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~a layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~A~1~1~ Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Ground fog is A layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br /> Lightning is A visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.<br />';
questions[36]='Latent heat is~energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.~a strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.~an elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Latent heat is Energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.<br /> Precipitation fog is Fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.<br /> Tornado is A strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.<br /> Trough is An elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.<br />';
questions[37]='Lightning is~a visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~a narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~A~1~1~ Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Jet stream is A narrow band of atmospheric winds with speeds in excess of 57 mph.<br /> Lightning is A visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br />';
questions[38]='Low is~an area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~balls of ice that grow in thunderstorm updrafts.~a warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~a ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Hail is Balls of ice that grow in thunderstorm updrafts.<br /> Halo is A ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.<br /> Low is An area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Stationary front is A warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[39]='Millibar is~a metric unit of air pressure.~a thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.~a device used to measure air pressure.~horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~A~1~1~ Advection is Horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.<br /> Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Barometer is A device used to measure air pressure.<br /> Millibar is A metric unit of air pressure.<br /> Severe thunderstorm is A thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.<br />';
questions[40]='Monsoon is~persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.~an arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Freezing rain is Supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.<br /> Monsoon is Persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.<br /> Rainbow is An arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.<br />';
questions[41]='National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is~the U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.~a metric unit of air pressure.~point at which the amount of water vapor in the air is at a maximum for a given pressure and temperature.~a rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~A~1~1~ Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Funnel cloud is A rotating column of air extending from a cloud but not reaching the ground.<br /> Millibar is A metric unit of air pressure.<br /> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is The U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.<br /> Saturation is Point at which the amount of water vapor in the air is at a maximum for a given pressure and temperature.<br />';
questions[42]='National Weather Service is~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.~changing from a liquid to a solid.~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Freezing is Changing from a liquid to a solid.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br /> Thunderstorm is Localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.<br />';
questions[43]='Occluded front is~a boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~the change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Condensation is The change of water vapor from a gas to a liquid.<br /> Occluded front is A boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br />';
questions[44]='Precipitation fog is~fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.~phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.~frozen raindrops~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~an area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~A~1~1~ Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> Low is An area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Precipitation fog is Fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.<br /> Sleet is Frozen raindrops<br /> Sublimation is Phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.<br />';
questions[45]='Rain is~falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.~effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.~average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~a scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.~A~1~1~ Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Beaufort Scale is A scale used to classify wind speeds, devised in 1805 by Admiral Francis Beaufort of the British Navy.<br /> Climate is Average weather over a long time period, usually 30 years.<br /> Rain is Falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.<br /> Wind chill factor is Effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.<br />';
questions[46]='Rainbow is~an arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Monsoon is Persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.<br /> Rainbow is An arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br />';
questions[47]='Relative humidity is~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~an advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~an area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~A~1~1~ Cold front is An advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.<br /> Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Cyclone is An area of low atmospheric pressure with counterclockwise wind motions in the Northern Hemisphere, and clockwise spin in the Southern Hemisphere.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br />';
questions[48]='Saturation is~point at which the amount of water vapor in the air is at a maximum for a given pressure and temperature.~an elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~A~1~1~ Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Drizzle is Falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.<br /> Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Saturation is Point at which the amount of water vapor in the air is at a maximum for a given pressure and temperature.<br /> Trough is An elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.<br />';
questions[49]='Severe thunderstorm is~a thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~a tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.~A~1~1~ Latent heat is Energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br /> Severe thunderstorm is A thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br /> Waterspout is A tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.<br />';
questions[50]='Shower is~intermittent precipitation of short duration.~flooding with rapid water rise.~a metric unit of air pressure.~supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.~fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.~A~1~1~ Flash Flood is Flooding with rapid water rise.<br /> Freezing rain is Supercooled raindrops that freeze when they come into contact with something.<br /> Millibar is A metric unit of air pressure.<br /> Precipitation fog is Fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.<br /> Shower is Intermittent precipitation of short duration.<br />';
questions[51]='Sleet is~frozen raindrops~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~an advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Cold front is An advancing mass of cold air, frequently bringing thunderstorms.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Sleet is Frozen raindrops<br />';
questions[52]='Snow is~precipitation composed of ice crystals.~a boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.~a device used to measure air pressure.~a warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.~the air that surrounds the Earth.~A~1~1~ Atmosphere is The air that surrounds the Earth.<br /> Barometer is A device used to measure air pressure.<br /> Occluded front is A boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.<br /> Snow is Precipitation composed of ice crystals.<br /> Warm front is A warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[53]='Squall line is~a line of thunderstorms.~a warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~a measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.~the ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.~A~1~1~ Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Dew point is A measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.<br /> Relative humidity is The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in air compared to the amount of vapor that the air could maximally hold at a given temperature and pressure.<br /> Squall line is A line of thunderstorms.<br /> Stationary front is A warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[54]='Stable air is~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~an area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~the transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.~A~1~1~ Conduction is The transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.<br /> Low is An area of low atmospheric pressure and counter-clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br /> Upslope fog is Fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.<br />';
questions[55]='Stationary front is~a warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Advection is Horizontal movement of meteorological properties, such as heat or humidity.<br /> Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Stationary front is A warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[56]='Sublimation is~phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.~effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Drought is Abnormal lack of precipitation for a given region.<br /> Sublimation is Phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.<br /> Wind chill factor is Effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.<br />';
questions[57]='Thunder is~sound produced by a lightning discharge.~falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.~a stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.~a boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.~a warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.~A~1~1~ Drizzle is Falling water drops with a diameter less than 0.02 inch.<br /> Inversion is A stable air condition in which air near the ground is cooler than air at elevation.<br /> Occluded front is A boundary between cool, cold, and warm air masses.<br /> Thunder is Sound produced by a lightning discharge.<br /> Warm front is A warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[58]='Thunderstorm is~localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~a layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.~a combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.~a thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.~A~1~1~ El Nīno is A combination of atmospheric and oceanic events characterized by a warming of the water in the equatorial Pacific ocean.<br /> Ground fog is A layer of fog, frequently less than 200 feet high, that forms when the ground cools.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Severe thunderstorm is A thunderstorm with winds exceeding 57 mph, or with hailstones of 3/4 inch or larger.<br /> Thunderstorm is Localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.<br />';
questions[59]='Tornado is~a strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.~a region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~a cloud on the ground.~A~1~1~ Fog is A cloud on the ground.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> High is A region of high-atmospheric pressure, with clockwise winds in the Northern Hemisphere.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Tornado is A strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.<br />';
questions[60]='Trough is~an elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.~a warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.~an arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.~fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.~sound produced by a lightning discharge.~A~1~1~ Advection fog is Fog formed by warm, humid air moving over cooler ground or water.<br /> Rainbow is An arc or circle or colored light caused by refraction and reflection of sunlight by water droplets.<br /> Stationary front is A warm/cold front boundary with neither cold nor warm air advancing.<br /> Thunder is Sound produced by a lightning discharge.<br /> Trough is An elongated area of low pressure, running generally north-south.<br />';
questions[61]='Typhoon is~a tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.~frozen raindrops~a change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.~A~1~1~ Adiabatic process is A change in temperature without heat being added or taken away... but by pressure changes as air rises or sinks.<br /> Latent heat is Energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.<br /> Sleet is Frozen raindrops<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br /> Typhoon is A tropical cyclone with winds greater than 74 mph in the north Pacific.<br />';
questions[62]='Unstable air is~air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.~the gaseous form of water.~the transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~the U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.~A~1~1~ Conduction is The transfer of heat within a substance, or between substances through molecular action.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is The U.S. federal agency responsible for describing and predicting changes in the Earth\'s environment.<br /> Unstable air is Air in which temperature and humidity are favorable for the creation of updrafts and downdrafts.<br /> Water vapor is The gaseous form of water.<br />';
questions[63]='Upslope fog is~fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.~falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~the boundary between air masses of different densities.~a special barometer used to measure altitude.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Altimeter is A special barometer used to measure altitude.<br /> Front is The boundary between air masses of different densities.<br /> Rain is Falling water drops with a diameter greater than 0.02 inch.<br /> Upslope fog is Fog that forms in humid air flowing uphill.<br />';
questions[64]='Virga is~rain that turns back into water vapor before reaching the ground.~air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.~a ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.~sound produced by a lightning discharge.~localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.~A~1~1~ Halo is A ring or arc forming around the sun or moon caused by ice crystal clouds.<br /> Stable air is Air in which there are few updrafts or downdrafts. Clouds are low and flat.<br /> Thunder is Sound produced by a lightning discharge.<br /> Thunderstorm is Localized storm producing lightning and thunder, often associated with a passing cold front.<br /> Virga is Rain that turns back into water vapor before reaching the ground.<br />';
questions[65]='Warm front is~a warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.~persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.~a strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.~the U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.~clumping together of particles or droplets.~A~1~1~ Accretion is Clumping together of particles or droplets.<br /> Monsoon is Persistent, widespread, seasonal winds that usually bring rain.<br /> National Weather Service is The U.S. federal agency that is responsible for observing and forecasting weather.<br /> Tornado is A strong, rotating column of air that reaches the ground.<br /> Warm front is A warm/cold air boundary with the warm air advancing.<br />';
questions[66]='Water vapor is~the gaseous form of water.~fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.~a measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.~phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.~the curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.~A~1~1~ Coriolis Effect is The curving motion of anything, including wind, caused by the Earth\'s rotation.<br /> Dew point is A measure of humidity given in terms of the temperature at which dew will start to form.<br /> Precipitation fog is Fog that forms when precipitation falls into cold air.<br /> Sublimation is Phase change of water directly from vapor to ice, or the reverse.<br /> Water vapor is The gaseous form of water.<br />';
questions[67]='Waterspout is~a tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.~the gaseous form of water.~sound produced by a lightning discharge.~a large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.~energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.~A~1~1~ Air mass is A large body of air with about the same characteristics, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.<br /> Latent heat is Energy stored when water evaporates or ice melts.<br /> Thunder is Sound produced by a lightning discharge.<br /> Water vapor is The gaseous form of water.<br /> Waterspout is A tornado from the bottom of a cloud to the surface of a body of water.<br />';
questions[68]='Wind chill factor is~effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.~a tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.~a visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.~a line of thunderstorms.~snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.~A~1~1~ Blizzard is Snow falling with winds in excess of 35 mph and visibility of 1/4 mile or less.<br /> Hurricane is A tropical cyclone with winds over 74 mph.<br /> Lightning is A visible discharge of electricity associated with thunderstorms.<br /> Squall line is A line of thunderstorms.<br /> Wind chill factor is Effect of wind blowing away the warmed air near the body.<br />';