Winter Storms Quiz

Hey there, weather detectives! Can you help Mia, Samuel, and Anika figure out the three main ingredients needed to whip up a winter storm?

• Cold air, moisture, and lift

• Warm air, clouds, and precipitation

• Cold air, wind, and pressure

• Heat, moisture, and fronts

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Imagine you're on a weather adventure with Avery, Priya, and Grace. What type of front forms when cold air heroically pushes away warm air?

• Warm front

• Stationary front

• Cold front

• Occluded front

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Hey weather enthusiasts! Imagine you're a meteorologist like Ethan, Lily, or Aria. What conditions would prompt you to issue a Blizzard Warning?

• Snowfall of 6 inches in 12 hours

• Winds or gusts near 35 mph and low visibility for 3+ hours

• Possibility of severe weather within 12–48 hours

• Snowfall exceeding 8 inches in 24 hours

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Hey there, weather enthusiasts! Ever wondered why FOX 11 gives those chilly winter storms a name? Is it because:

• They want to make the storms easier to remember, just like your favorite TV show characters?

• They want to signify a storm that impacts most of the area significantly, like when Kai's science project blew everyone away?

• They highlight storms that last more than 24 hours, kind of like Aiden's epic gaming marathons?

Hey Emma and Aiden, have you ever wondered how those magical snowflakes form and what makes them decide to leave their fluffy cloud homes and fall to the ground?

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Hey Luna, can you explain the difference between a Winter Storm Watch and a Winter Storm Warning? Imagine you're a weather detective on a snowy adventure!

Hey Benjamin, Mia, and Avery! Ever wondered what magical ingredients go into FOX 11's recipe for naming a winter storm? Let's dive into the frosty fun!

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Hey Ava and Jackson, ever wondered how lift plays a role in brewing up those epic winter storms? Let's dive into the magic of lift and explore some cool examples of where it comes from!

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