Sights, smells and view from the front porch of my parent’s home in Southwestern New Mexico is a memorable place. To this day I will smell the smoke from a chimney or fresh baked cookies and it takes me back home. The heat of summer gives you the feeling after baking something when you put your face in front of the oven as you open the door. That blast of hot, dry air sucking all the moisture from your lungs. It has always made me chuckle when I hear people say, “But it is a dry heat”. The summer
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visible aggregate of small water droplets and/or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere and can exist in a different of shapes and sizes. The droplets are so small and light that they can float in the air. * Some clouds are accompanied by precipitation in the form of rain, snow, hail, sleet, and even freezing rain. BASIC FORMS OF CLOUDS Clouds are classified based on their appearance and height 1. Cirrus – characterized by high, white, thin and wispy fibers similar to a feathery appearance
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Umbrellas on Demand – Atmosphere Protection Introduction of a Service Vynessa D. Robinson Southern New Hampshire University Abstract As the trend for products and services to be "on-demand" has become prevalent in our society, many opportunities exist for these goods and services. The basis of this project was to provide a service to Coloradoans, who would otherwise be caught in some precarious situations caused by the sometimes unpredictable weather in Colorado. The service being provided is
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PHS119 MIDTERM EXAM ************************************************************************ This midterm exam was completed individually by me. I did not receive nor did I give unauthorized assistance during the taking of this exam. ____________________________ Student Name ************************************************************************ 1. (8pts) Is the atmospheric “greenhouse effect” bad for us and for our planet? Explain your answer. The greenhouse effect allows the sun’s radiation to
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Iowa, and western Indiana had less than half the normal amount of rain over a 30 day period, and the extended dry weather critically hurt production. This unusual drought struck the interest of scientists to use geochemical indicators to revel precipitation levels thousands of years ago to forecast the past of the American West. Researches found through lake sediment cores from the Valles Caldera in northern New Mexico, that southwest America experienced a dramatic climate change during the warm periods
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1. I had to read a book in class today, it was about the boy who cried wolf. 2. When I get home from a long day of work I like to take off my socks. 3. I believe that you get a better sleep with the TV on. 4. Before I leave my house I look in the mirror and tell myself I’m going to do great today. 5. Yesterday I seen one of my friends that I haven’t seen since 1998. 6. I can’t go to sleep without my nightlight and teddy bear. 7. When I was younger I really liked monster trucks
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CLOUD TOPS - LOCATION FT MSL 24. ICING CHART IN CLEAR IN CLOUD NONE TRACE LIGHT MODERATE SEVERE RIME MIXED CLEAR 21. MINIMUM FREEZING LVL - LOCATION FT MSL 25. PRECIPITATION CHART NONE LIGHT MODERATE HEAVY SHOWERS FREEZING DRIZZLE RAIN SNOW PELLET 23. TURBULENCE CHART NONE HAIL, SEVERE TURBULENCE & ICING, HEAVY LEVELS PRECIPITATION, LIGHTNING & WIND SHEAR EXPECTED IN AND NEAR THUNDERSTORMS. LEVELS LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION PART III - AERODROME FORECASTS 26. DEST/ALTN
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Worksheet: An Inconvenient Truth 1. What is the most vulnerable part of the Earth and why? The most vulnerable part of the earth is the atmosphere. In this movie, Al Gore says that the atmosphere is quite thin. 2. Describe how global warming occurs. The first step to global warming is that the suns heat waves pass through the atmosphere. The next step, which is the problem, is that some heat waves are trapped by the atmosphere. The earth absorbs most of the radiation but only some
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GEO 215 Week 3 DQ 3 How will the deforestation of the Earth’s tropical forests affect the Earth’s temperature or climate? Explain. Response #1 Rainforest grows to large heights and it is important because a growth in the sunlight through the forest canopy can lead to species of the forest not surviving. with the forests getting direct sunlight and over 2 inches of rain an hour, the area is hot and humid. Deforestation is where less heat is absorbed and less moisture is released. The plant life
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