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Total cards: 21•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

as the temperature of a given volume of saturated air decreases the condensation

Back (Answer)

increases

#2
Front (Question)

by which process does water vapor leave the atmosphere and form dew?

Back (Answer)

condension

#3
Front (Question)

clouds and fog differ principally in

Back (Answer)

height above ground

#4
Front (Question)

why does fog disappear after sunrise?

Back (Answer)

fog evaporates

#5
Front (Question)

what is a form of precipitation?

Back (Answer)

snow

#6
Front (Question)

rain passing through layers of air below 32 degrees Fahrenheit may form

Back (Answer)

sleet

#7
Front (Question)

porosity

Back (Answer)

a measure of the void spaces in a material

#8
Front (Question)

does size affect porosity

Back (Answer)

no

#9
Front (Question)

when the slope increases runoff

Back (Answer)

runoff increases

#10
Front (Question)

when the frozen ground increases runoff

Back (Answer)

increases

#11
Front (Question)

when permabilty decreases runoff

Back (Answer)

increases

#12
Front (Question)

when the saturation increases runoff

Back (Answer)

increases

#13
Front (Question)

capillary action

Back (Answer)

the smaller the particle size is, the more capillary action happens

#14
Front (Question)

coastal areas

Back (Answer)

have more moderate seasons (warm winders cool summers)

#15
Front (Question)

inland areas

Back (Answer)

have more harsh seasons (cooler winters and warmer summers)

#16
Front (Question)

as latitude increases temp

Back (Answer)

decreases

#17
Front (Question)

as elevation increases temp

Back (Answer)

decreases

#18
Front (Question)

whats the 4 symbols for weather

Back (Answer)

cp mp ct mt

#19
Front (Question)

mountain range

Back (Answer)

leeward side is dry and hot and windward is cold and moist

#20
Front (Question)

low pressure

Back (Answer)

bad weather inwards counter clockwise

#21
Front (Question)

high pressure

Back (Answer)

clear weather outwards clockwise