| A | B |
|---|
| 32 degrees (Fahrenheit) | FREEZING |
| A cloud on the ground | FOG |
| A fast-moving current of air that affects weather & climate | JET STREAM |
| A scientist who studies the weather | METEOROLOGIST |
| Air in motion | WIND |
| Air that surrounds the earth | ATMOSPHERE |
| Any kind of moisture that falls from the atmosphere | PRECIPITATION |
| At or near the equator and has hot weather all year | TROPICS |
| Average weather that a location has over a long period of time | CLIMATE |
| Become liquid | CONDENSE |
| Below 32 degrees (Fahrenheit) | BELOW FREEZING |
| Below zero | SUBZERO |
| Chart that uses temperature and wind speed to measure how cold the air feels and how long it takes to freeze skin | WIND CHILL INDEX |
| Day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere | WEATHER |
| December 21 or 22 - shortest day of the year | WINTER SOLSTICE |
| Distance one can see | VISIBILITY |
| Farming | AGRICULTURE |
| Fast moving winter storm that comes from Canada | ALBERTA CLIPPER |
| June 21 or 22 - longest day of the year | SUMMER SOLSTICE |
| Liquid water that falls from the atmosphere | RAIN |
| March 20 or 21 | VERNAL EQUINOX |
| Moisture that condenses from the air and gathers in small drops on cool surfaces | DEW |
| Moisture that condenses when the temperature is below freezing | FROST |
| Most common | PREVAILING |
| North Pole region | ARCTIC |
| Rain that freezes into pellets before it reaches the ground | SLEET |
| September 22 or 23 | AUTUMNAL EQUINOZ |
| Severe winter storm with winds over 35 miles per hour and visibility less than 1/4 of a mile | BLIZZARD |
| Slant | ANGLE |
| Small, round pieces of ice that fall from clouds | HAIL |
| Storm made up of very high-speed, rotating winds | TORNADO |
| Sun | SOLAR |
| The amount of moisture in the air | HUMIDITY |
| Up and down | VERTICAL |
| Very high, puffy, storm clouds (thunderheads) | CUMULONIMBUS |
| Very small drops of rain | DRIZZLE |
| Warm summers and cold winters and found on land far from an ocean | CONTINENTAL CLIMATE |
| Warm, dry wind blowing in from the eastern slopes of the rocky mountains | CHINOOK |
| Water | MOISTURE |
| Water that is frozen into crystals and falls to Earth in soft, white flakes | SNOW |
