A. East
B. West
C. North
D. South
E. Toward the equator
A. High pressure
B. Low pressure
C. Intermediate pressure
D. Variable pressure
E. Increasing pressure
A. Cold and rainy, with thick clouds
B. Warm and humid, with mostly clear skies
C. Very cold, with clear skies
D. Hot and dry, with clear skies
E. Very stormy
A. Stationary
B. Cold
C. Warm
D. Occluded
A. Cold, clear weather
B. Warm, gentle rain
C. Warm, humid conditions, with a few clouds in the sky
D. Intense precipitation
E. Hot and dry, with clear skies
A. Very low pressure
B. Warm, humid weather
C. Cold, clear weather
D. Cold, rainy conditions
E. Intense storms
A. Cold air is lifted completely off the ground
B. It is shown on a weather map by a line with triangles on one side and half circles on the other
C. The warm front has caught up with the cold front
D. The warm air mass has been completely lifted off the ground
E. The barometric pressure is very high
A. Precipitation is most intense
B. Updrafts of air lead to the formation of cumulus clouds
C. Strong updrafts and downdrafts of air take place within the same cumulonimbus cloud
D. Lightning is most likely to be very intense
E. Downdrafts of air are very strong within the cumulus cloud as precipitation begins
A. In the eye of the hurricane
B. In the spiral bands of thunderstorms
C. In the eye wall of the hurricane
D. In the easterly wave
E. After the hurricane comes ashore
A. Towards the west with the trade winds
B. Towards the west with the westerlies
C. Towards the east with the trade winds
D. Towards the south with the trade winds
E. Towards the east with the westerlies