Weather
* All weather function of heat transfer
  - happens at the boundaries between air masses
* All weather occurs in the troposphere
  - within the troposphere
* BIG factor in ballooning.
* Most weather affects communities
  - earthquakes
  - life
  - locations
  - microbial communities
  - population size
  - survival
* Most weather causes events
  - growth
  - drives population fluctuations
* Most weather occurs in regions
* Most weather produces clouds
  - wind
* Most weather takes place in the lower layer of the atmosphere
  - troposphere , the lowest layer of the atmosphere
* Provides daily weather information for cities around the world.
* Some weather affects air pressure
  - daily activities
  - depressions
* Some weather causes death
  - destructive storms
  - snow
  - starvation
  - transpiration
  - induces current
* Some weather kills bees
  - birds
  - bison
* Some weather occurs in layers
  - springs.
  * ' is what happens in the sky. Weather includes wind, lightning, storms, hurricanes, tornados, rain, hail, snow, and lots more. Energy from the sun affects the weather
* There are four seasons which offer a variety of climate depending on the time of year.
* affects all of our lives
  - areas
  - every person every day
  - everything
  - experiments
  - grow communities
  - many aspects of people's lives
  - most operations of worldwide transportation companies
* affects our daily lives and activities
  - economy, creating stress and disaster, profits and losses
  - outdoor furniture's looks and durability
  - pheasants more severely
* affects the condition of open water and can change suddenly
  - daily activities of people and business' of almost everybody in the world
  - development of both lygus bugs and the crop
  - number of insects available, so it definitely affects purple martins
* allows harvest.
* also can affect our psychological health
  - prices in another way
* always influences crop acreages.
* appears to be an important factor for the majority of insect migrations
  - play a role in their activity levels
* begins cooling when the balance shifts to more heat leaving than arriving.
* can also affect how quickly pollutants move away from an area
  - transmission of diseases from other animals to horses
  - be destructive when events such as hurricanes tornadoes and floods occur
  - have an impact on pest populations
* can also impact a city's water supply
  - aphids
  - influence the size and frequency of waves striking the shoreline
  - lead to altitudinal migration
  - play a big part in producing trophy mule deer
  - alter a fish's environment in several ways
* can be a big factor in fed cattle shrinkage
  - factor in fruit production from year to year
  - problem with mud and snow
  - reason for the success or failure of an event
  - topic of discussion in science, math, or social studies
  - an important mortality factor
  - hot, cold, wet, dry
  - severe, even in summer
  - unpredictable and severe
  - become cold and wet
  - cause poor pollination if it is cold or rainy during the time of bloom
* can change abruptly any time of year
  - dramatically, even over the course of a day
  - everyday, but climate always stays the same
* can change from hour to hour, day to day, month to month or even from year to year
  - day to day, month to month or even year to year
  - minute to minute and hour to hour
* can change quickly and avalanches can close roads for several hours
  - in the mountains and can vary significantly at different elevations
* can change rapidly and with little warning
  - at times, especially during the summer monsoon season
  - during all seasons of the year
  - from day to day or place to place
  - suddenly or even be altered regionally for several years
  - unexpectedly any time, but especially in spring and fall
  - change, in a blink, from calm, warm, and sunny to a winter blizzard
  - exacerbate air pollution problems
  - go from cold to dry with the coming of a new season
  - have a devastating impact on farmers
* can have a major impact on estuarine habitats
  - water quality in estuaries
  - profound effect on the behavior of bonito and albies
  - significant impact on how a game plays out
  - tremendous effect on both nesting success and poult survival
  - help in producing economic prosperity or causing some disaster
  - impede travel on rural roads
  - move in any direction
  - seriously affect a ship's ability to fight
  - shorten the blooming sequence so all shrubs bloom within a shorter time period
* can sometimes help wildlife too
  - run through a sequence of many years of cold, or hot, or wet, or dry weather
* can vary from bright sunshine to occasional showers
  - cold and rainy to hot and dry
* can vary greatly both from year to year and from valley to mountaintop
  - throughout the day
  - over extremely short distances
  - significantly between cities - and even between neighborhoods within a city
  - substantially from year to year
* cans have effects
  - profound effects
* causes damage
* changes from day to day and from season to season
  - over the seasons Objects in the sky have patterns of movement
  - hour to hour, day to day and with the seasons
  - rapidly in all seasons
* changes rapidly in the first few miles from the ocean
  - significantly from day to day, and over relatively small distances
* class of phenomena, it bunch of different things that people group together.
* covers protects material and stitching against UV sun rays.
* data an index to various real time or archive images and data related to weather.
* depends a lot on ocean temperatures.
* describes conditions in the atmosphere at a certain place and time
  - that are happening right now
* determines daily and seasonal variations in biological activity
  - the activity of rodents
* dictates distance, tire tread, and clothing layers.
* does have an impact on crime
  - some influence on hay fever symptoms
  - play a part in smog formation
* drives fluctuations
* encourages growth.
* events half-way around the world can affect local forecasts.
* fact of life.
* factor in a majority of aviation accidents
  - the repair of a windshield
* factor in the replacement of a windshield or xxxx glass
  - residential glass
  - voter turnout
  - peanut farmers face each year when they plant, tend and harvest their crops
  - that dramatically impacts natural gas bills
* follows normal patterns
  - rules
  - spring rain
* forecasts influence decisions concerning human activity
  - pricing
* generally governs what can be safely accomplished in the North Pacific.
* governing factor for all outdoor activities.
* governs many farm activities.
* happens and planes fly in the troposphere
  - because different parts of the Earth get different amounts of heat from the Sun
* has adverse effects
  - deterrent effects
  - far more effect on fishermen than on fish anywhere
  - little effects
  - negative impact
* has positive deterrent effects
* impacts development
  - mightily on food sources for wildlife
  - virtually every citizen and industry in the country
* improves quality.
* includes rain, snow and changes of temperature.
* influences growth patterns
* is all about heat exchange
  - always the number one factor when it comes to fly in a balloon
* is an entity that dictates our lives
  - important factor in determining how much a customer pays each month for natural gas
  - uncontrollable factor of life
  - unpredictable factor in kayaking
  - as varied in the spring and fall as the colors of blooming flowers and autumn leaves
* is caused by large temperature differences between the land and water
  - the movement or transfer of energy
  - characterized by ups and downs, activity and monotony
  - cold and snowy through much of the year, and storms can last for days
  - dependent on many factors, and is typically unpredictable
  - different every year
* is driven by air pressure differences between one place and another
  - temperature induced buoyant flows
  - fairly uniform throughout the year as far as temperature goes
  - highly seasonal with wide variations in temperature
* is important in the world of sports
  - to everyone's life
* is influenced by the Earth's rotation, surface characteristics, and even human habitation
  - located in moons
  - made up of many things
  - measured and predicted so that more accurate weather forecasts can be made
  - most important when it's extreme
  - natural things
  - never an issue unless someone is showing signs of weakness like astuffy nose or cough
* is often a factor that effects where aircraft fly and how noise propagates
  - unpredictable and can get very cold to extremely hot in the middle of the summer
  - windy in Patagonia, but spring-like in temperature
* is one of the Earth's ways of managing itself
  - chief external influences on migration
  - driving factors in the dynamics of plant, soil and environmental interaction
  - few things that can keep aerial acrobatics out of the sky
  - key factors in any kind of pollution formation, and it is also true for smog
  - leading reasons people log on to the Internet today
* is one of the most important factors that impacts agriculture
  - natural controls of chinch bugs
  - significant factors in determining the severity of wild land fires
  - tracked things done by people all over the world
  - perhaps the greatest potential source of colony stress
  - physical events
  - probably the most influential factor on plant growth
  - recognized as the most critical element in fire behavior
  - something that happens in days, or at the most two weeks, and then is gone
  - the big uncertainty for all diseases of corn, soybean, and wheat
* is the condition of air during a brief period
  - the air at a given moment and location
* is the condition of the atmosphere at a particular time and place
  - in a place over a short period of time
  - in one place during a short period of time
  - over a brief period of time
  - outside air at a certain time and place
  - conditions of the atmosphere for one day
  - day to day condition of the atmosphere
  - direct result for changes in depth, width, velocity, and discharge
  - hour to hour, day to day, state of the atmosphere
  - instantaneous state of the atmosphere and is continuously changing
  - largest factor affecting consumers of natural gas
  - main factor affecting grasshopper populations
  - major uncontrollable factor that influences the development of crops
* is the most important control on vegetation processes
  - potent force on earth
  - prevailing long-term atmospheric conditions in a particular region
  - rainy stuff that falls from the sky
  - result of the Earth's atmosphere
  - second largest cause of airline fatalities
* is the state of the atmosphere at a given time and place
  - at any given time and place
  - at any given time or place
  - at any particular moment in time
  - over short periods of time
* is the term that denotes the state of the atmosphere at a given time and place
  - used to describe the changing state of the atmosphere
  - tropical, with little seasonal variation
* is unpredictable and changes quickly
  - at all times
  - variable and often changes quickly
  - warm during the day and cool at night
* is what exposes fossils
  - happens outside
  - it's like outside each day
  - what's happening right now or is likely to happen tomorrow or in the very near future
  - when dark clouds come stumbling in on lightning legs, roaring and puffing
* key factor in air pollution exceedences.
* leading factor in general aviation accidents.
* major determining factors in causing the buildup of aflatoxin, a carcinogen, in grain
  - force in how long the aspen hold their leaves after they turn
* makes differences
  - huge differences
* means that sometimes it's cloudy, sometimes it rains, sometimes it snows, etc.
* measurable change in earth's atmosphere.
* monthly magazine for all who are interested in the ways of the atmosphere.
* moves into areas.
* national pastime.
* obeys physical laws.
* occurs because our atmosphere is in constant motion
* occurs in the lowest layer of the atmosphere, called the troposphere
  - level of the air, the troposphere
* only becomes a factor if heavy spring rains wash out nests and drown very young chicks.
* physical phenomenon
* plays a critical role, greatly affecting the spawning activity of the horseshoe crabs
  - far greater role in the state's power use than the economy
  - key role in fishing success
  - large part in the frequency of mowing
* plays a large role in our everyday life
  - the disease's spread
* plays a major role in effective dissemination outside
  - how the populations increase once they arrive
  - significant role in determining the yield and quality of harvested hay
  - slightly different role in crop production
  - an important part in smashing world records
* plays an important role in farm management
  - floral production
  - many ways
  - ozone formation
  - promoting the development and spread of anthracnose
* plays an important role in the level of overall business
  - numbers of a species one is likely to see
  - transplanting
  - when traveling anywhere
* predominant influence in the causation of cold injury.
* presents hazards by changing the conditions of a road
  - the entire spectrum of seasons, but winters typically are rather mild
* primary determinant of life.
* probably is the most important factor that affects elm leaf beetle populations.
* processes at the surface regularly produce hurricanes, tornadoes, and cyclonic storms.
  - damage wind
* product of the interrelationship between between oceanic and atmospheric processes
  - winds and moisture
* promotes development.
* really changes people's state of mind.
* redistributes the incoming heat around the globe.
* reduces quality.
* refers to conditions in the atmosphere over a short period of time
  - temperatures, precipitation, and storms on a given day at a particular place
* refers to the atmosphere
  - atmospheric condition in a certain place at a given time
  - circulation of the Earth's atmosphere
  - condition in the atmosphere at a paricular time and place
  - short term properties of the troposphere at a given place and time
* result of changing atmospheric conditions
  - factors working together or against one another
* results from the interaction of many forces
  - variations in atmospheric temperature, pressure, wind and moisture
* rules the laws of gain.
* satellites no longer limit themselves to cloud formations.
* significant factor in air transportation accidents.
* strongly influences development of gray leaf spot.
* takes places.
* term used to describe what is going on outside, such as if it is rainy or sunny.
* varies from one spring to the next and affects when crabgrass begins to germinate
  - next and affects when it germinates
  - widely across the continental USA, as well as in Alaska and Hawaii
  - with yearly conditions and elevations
* works on wood in two ways, causing deterioration from wetness and dryness.
+ Weather, Causes of weather: Natural events
  * Weather happens because different parts of the Earth get different amounts of heat from the Sun. The equator gets the most heat because the Sun shines straight down on it, while the poles get the least heat because the Sun shines on it from a low angle. Warmer air is lighter than cooler air and goes higher in the sky. Water can come with the air and when it cools, the water can go from a gas to a liquid through condensation. Then the water can fall from the sky as rain or snow. After the air goes into the air, it gets colder and goes back towards the ground.