Convection - The warm air becomes lighter and rises while the cold air above which is heavier sinks to occupy the space left by warm air.
'The sun warms the land, which warms the air'
Wind - moving air
During the day, both land and sea are heated by the sun.
Land heats up faster than the sea
The resulting motion of air from sea to land during the day is called a sea breeze.
During night time, the land and sea both cool down
The land cools down faster
The resulting motion of the air from land to sea is called a land breeze
Layers of the atmosphere from highest to lowest
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
Monsoon - is a wind system that blows every season toward either the continents or the oceans because of differences in air pressure and temperature
The monsoons occur from season to season
In the Philippines there are two monsoons
From October to March, the northeast monsoon or amihan
Northeast monsoon comes from the northeast and towards the south
The northeast monsoon usually brings rain and cold winds from Siberia and Mongolia
Southwest monsoon - July to September
Southwest monsoon - comes from the southwest and moves toward north
Southwest monsoon - it usually brings lots of rain, having absorbed moisture from the surrounding seas before reaching Philippines
Intertropical Convergence Zone - is a belt of low pressure that circles the earth near the equator where the trade winds of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres come together.
Intertropical Convergence Zone - It is the place where winds in the tropics meet or converge
Ultraviolet Radiation - is a type of energy produced by the sun and some artificial sources, such as arc welders and solariums
Ozone - is a colorless gas mainly found in Earth’s stratosphere
greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor
greenhouse - is used to grow seedlings in the late winter and early spring and later, planted in the open field when the weather is warmer
Greenhouses allow sunlight to enter but prevent heat from escaping.