Lifting Mechanisms In each available text box below, indicate the correct choice of the two
answer options given. Then, when prompted to do so, "drag and drop" the appropriate graphic
above that matches the uplift mechanism discussed in three of the paragraphs below. Convergent
uplift occurs when air enters a center of 27. low pressure/low pressure/high pressure. As air
converges into the center of a cyclone, it is forced 28. to rise/fall off the surface. As the air rises
it 29. expands/contracts, 30. cools/warms and water vapor condenses. Convergent and
convective uplift are the two most important uplift mechanisms for condensation in the 31.
tropics/subtropics/mid-latitudes. Under the intense sun, surface heating causes the moist tropical
air to 32. rise/fall. Convergence of the trade winds in the Intertropical convergence zone creates
copious rainfall in the wet tropics as well. 33. "Drag and drop" (insert) matching graphic in the
SRS. A parcel of air is uplifted when it initially gains heat from the surface causing convective
uplift. When the air is warmed by the surface, it will 34. expand/shrink and become more 35.
dense/less dense relative to air that surrounds it. Being more 36. dense/less dense than the air that
surrounds it, the air becomes buoyant and begins to rise. Because atmospheric pressure 37.
increases/decreases with height, the parcel of air expands and 38. cools/shrinks and cools. If the
air cools to its dew point temperature saturation occurs and condensation begins. The elevation
above the 39. surface/below the surface where condensation begins is called the condensation
level. 40. "Drag and drop" (insert) matching graphic here on the SRS:.
Air Masses An air mass is a large mass of air that has similar charact.pdfyrajjoshi
Air Masses An air mass is a large mass of air that has similar characteristics of temperature and
humidity within it. An air mass acquires these characteristics above an area of land or water
known as its source region. When the air mass sits over a region for several days, or longer, it
picks up the distinct temperature and humidity characteristics of that region Air masses are
classified based on their temperature and humidity characteristics. Below are examples of how
air masses are classified over North America. Based simply on their names, indicate in the
spaces provided whether each air mass is warm or cold, moist or dry: 23. Maritime tropical (mT)
24. Continental tropical (cT) 25. Maritime polar (mP) 26. Continental polar (cP) Storms arise if
the air mass and the region it moves over have different characteristics. For example, when a
colder air mass moves over warmer ground, the bottom layer of air is heated. That air rises,
forming clouds, rain, and sometimes thunderstorms. How would a moving air mass form an
inversion? When a warmer air mass travels over colder ground, the bottom layer of air cools and,
because of its high density, is trapped near the ground. In general, cold air masses tend to flow
toward the equator and warm air masses tend to flow toward the poles. This brings heat to cold
areas and cools down areas that are warm. It is one of the many processes that act towards
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humidity within it. An air mass acquires these characteristics above an area of land or water
known as its source region. When the air mass sits over a region for several days, or longer, it
picks up the distinct temperature and humidity characteristics of that region Air masses are
classified based on their temperature and humidity characteristics. Below are examples of how
air masses are classified over North America. Based simply on their names, indicate in the
spaces provided whether each air mass is warm or cold, moist or dry: 23. Maritime tropical (mT)
24. Continental tropical (cT) 25. Maritime polar (mP) 26. Continental polar (cP) Storms arise if
the air mass and the region it moves over have different characteristics. For example, when a
colder air mass moves over warmer ground, the bottom layer of air is heated. That air rises,
forming clouds, rain, and sometimes thunderstorms. How would a moving air mass form an
inversion? When a warmer air mass travels over colder ground, the bottom layer of air cools and,
because of its high density, is trapped near the ground. In general, cold air masses tend to flow
toward the equator and warm air masses tend to flow toward the poles. This brings heat to cold
areas and cools down areas that are warm. It is one of the many processes that act towards
balancing out the planet's temperatures..
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They are classified according to latitude and their continental or maritime source regions.
Cold air masses are termed polar or artic,while warmet air masses are deemed tropical. Continental and
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According to A.N. Strahler and A.H. strahler (1978)"a body of air in which the upward gradients of
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Any classification of air masses must consider the fact that all of their weather characteristics (mainly
temperature, humidity and lapse rate) are properly represented and incorporated. Thus the weather
conditions of air masses at their source regions and thermodynamic and mechanical modifications
introduced in them during their journey away from their respective source regions must be taken into
definite categories.
There are two approaches to the classification of air masses.
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They are classified according to latitude and their continental or maritime source regions.
Cold air masses are termed polar or artic,while warmet air masses are deemed tropical. Continental and
superior air masses are dry while martime and monsoon air masses are moist.Weather fronts separate air
masses with different density (temperature or moisture) characteristics.An air mass may be defined as a large body of air whose physical properties especially temperature,
moisture content and lapse rate are more or less uniform horizontally for hundreds of kilometres".
According to A.N. Strahler and A.H. strahler (1978)"a body of air in which the upward gradients of
temperature and moisture are fairly uniform over a large area is known as an air mass".
Any classification of air masses must consider the fact that all of their weather characteristics (mainly
temperature, humidity and lapse rate) are properly represented and incorporated. Thus the weather
conditions of air masses at their source regions and thermodynamic and mechanical modifications
introduced in them during their journey away from their respective source regions must be taken into
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Using the following data file (delimited by a space or tab) named (section9.4.input)
November 400
January 200
June 400
March 200
April 200
May 300
July 400
August 300
September 400
February 300
October 300
December 200
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Month Sales
-------- -------
January 200
February 300
March 200
April 200
May 300
June 400
July 400
August 300
September 400
October 300
November 400
December 200
======
Total show the total
Average show the average.
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answer options given. Then, when prompted to do so, "drag and drop" the appropriate graphic
above that matches the uplift mechanism discussed in three of the paragraphs below. Convergent
uplift occurs when air enters a center of 27. low pressure/low pressure/high pressure. As air
converges into the center of a cyclone, it is forced 28. to rise/fall off the surface. As the air rises
it 29. expands/contracts, 30. cools/warms and water vapor condenses. Convergent and
convective uplift are the two most important uplift mechanisms for condensation in the 31.
tropics/subtropics/mid-latitudes. Under the intense sun, surface heating causes the moist tropical
air to 32. rise/fall. Convergence of the trade winds in the Intertropical convergence zone creates
copious rainfall in the wet tropics as well. 33. "Drag and drop" (insert) matching graphic in the
SRS. A parcel of air is uplifted when it initially gains heat from the surface causing convective
uplift. When the air is warmed by the surface, it will 34. expand/shrink and become more 35.
dense/less dense relative to air that surrounds it. Being more 36. dense/less dense than the air that
surrounds it, the air becomes buoyant and begins to rise. Because atmospheric pressure 37.
increases/decreases with height, the parcel of air expands and 38. cools/shrinks and cools. If the
air cools to its dew point temperature saturation occurs and condensation begins. The elevation
above the 39. surface/below the surface where condensation begins is called the condensation
level. 40. "Drag and drop" (insert) matching graphic here on the SRS:
