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| altitude | The hieght of a thing above a reference level, usually above sea level or the earth's surface. |
| atmosphere | The mass of gases that surrounds Earth or some other celestial body and is held by the force of gravity. |
| balmy | Pleasant and mild. |
| bluster | To blow in loud violent gusts. |
| broadcast | To transmit by television or radio. |
| cyclone | A violent rotating windstorm, such as a tornado or hurricane. |
| density | Consistency or thickness; impenetrability. |
| forecast | To tell in advance what might or will happen, especially to predict weather conditions. |
| gusty | Marked by sudden strong rushes of wind. |
| humidity | The condition of having a large amount of water or water vapor; dampness. |
| sear | To burn or scorch the surface of; char. |
| sleet | Water that falls to the earth in the form of frozen or partially frozen raindrops. |
| smolder | To burn with little smoke and no flame. |
| thermostat | A device that automatically controls a piece of cooling or heating equipment in such a way as to keep the temperature nearly constant. |
| vapor | Faintly visible suspension of fine particles of matter in the air, as fumes, mist, or smoke. |
