| 1. lightning |
Electrical activity in the atmosphere that occurs between clouds, causing a flash of light. |
| 2. precipitation |
A shower of small ice pellets emanating from the clouds. |
| 3. tide |
Water vapor that freezes in the form of crystals that descend from the clouds. |
| 4. erosion |
The natural force that makes objects move towards the center of the earth. |
| 5. snow |
A lightning and thunder storm often with heavy rain. |
| 6. tornado |
Condensed moisture that fall from the clouds in forms of drops. |
| 7. hail |
When something gets broken down because of water, wind or rain. |
| 8. hurricane |
The changes that happen in the air because of natural conditions. |
| 9. pressure |
The distribution of moisture in the forms of rain, snow, sleet, ice or hail. |
| 10. thunderstorm |
a
very destructive but short-lived windstorm in the form of a funnel-shaped
cloud that moves close to the ground destroying whatever is in its
path. |
| 11. gravity |
Exerting force on a surface or substance. |
| 12. rain |
A severe tropical storm, accompanied by thunderstorms. |
| 13. weather |
The rise and fall of the waters of the ocean that is a direct result of the connection between the moon and sun. |