Which five terms are weather-related? (Supersonic Quiz)

[9-13-2022] Microsoft Rewards Bing Supersonic Quiz Question: Which five terms are weather-related?

The given options are:

  • Polar vortex
  • Derecho
  • Duodenum
  • Inversion
  • Convection
  • Capillary
  • Coriolis
  • Celiac plexus
Five Correct Answers are:
  • Polar vortex
  • Derecho
  • Inversion
  • Convection
  • Coriolis

If you have different options, check the following list for the correct answers.

List of 489 common weather-related terms:

AblationLandspout
AccretionLapse Rate
Acid RainLatent Heat
AdiabaticLeeward
AdvectionLeft Mover
AerosolLenticular Clouds
AerovaneLifted Index
AFOSLightning
AGLLoaded Gun (Sounding)
Air MassLongwave Trough
Air ParcelLowlevel Jet
Air PollutionMacroburst
Air PressureMamma Clouds
Airmass ThunderstormMercury Barometer
AirstreamMeridional flow
AlbedoMesocyclone
Alberta ClipperMesohigh
AltimeterMesolow
Altimeter settingMesonet
AltitudeMesoscale
AltocumulusMesoscale Convective Complex
AltostratusMesoscale Convective System
AnabaticMesosphere
AnafrontMetamorphism
AnemometerMeteorologist
Aneroid barometerMeteorology
Angular MomentumMicroburst
Angular VelocityMicroclimate
AnticycloneMid-Latitudes
AnticyclonicMist
Anvil CloudMoisture Advection
Anvil CrawlerMoisture Convergence
Anvil DomeMonsoon
Anvil RolloverMorning Glory
Anvil ZitsMountain Breeze
Arctic AirMuggy
Arctic HighMulticell Cluster Thunderstorm
ArcusMultivortex Tornado
AridityMushroom
ASOSNegative Tilt Trough
Aurora BorealisNocturnal
AvalancheNor’easter
Back Door Cold FrontNorthern Lights
Backing WindNowcast
Ball lightningNucleus
BarogramNumerical Forecasting
BarographObscuration
Barometric pressureOccluded Front
Barometric TendencyOffshore Breeze
Barotropic SystemOffshore Forecast
Bear’s CageOmega
Beaver(‘s) TailOnshore Breeze
Black IceOrographic
BlizzardOrographic Lift
BlusteryOrphan Anvil
Bomb CycloneOutflow
Boundary LayerOvercast
Bow echoOverrunning
BreezyOvershooting Top
BriskOzone Hole
Broken CloudsPatches
Bubble HighPendant Echo
Bulk Richardson NumberPermafrost
BuoyancyPolar Air
BustPolar front
CeilometerPolar Stratospheric Clouds
CelsiusPolar vortex
Chinook WindPollutant
CirculationPolycrystal
CirriformPopcorn Convection
CirrostratusPositive Area
CirrusPrecipitation
Clear SlotPressure
ClimatePressure Gradient
ClimatologyPrevailing Westerlies
Closed LowPrevailing Wind
CloudProfiler
Cloud BasePsychrometer
Cloud Condensation NucleiPulse Storm
Cloud StreetsRadar
Cloud TagsRadiation
CloudburstRadiation Fog
CloudyRadiational Cooling
Cold AdvectionRadiosonde
Cold Air DammingRain
Cold FrontRain Foot
Cold PoolRain Gauge
Coldair FunnelRain Shadow
Collar CloudRainbow
Combined SeasRankine Temperature Scale
Comma CloudRawinsonde
CondensationReflectivity
Condensation NucleiRefraction
ConductionRelative Humidity
ConfluenceRetrogression
CongestusReturn Flow
Continental Air MassRight Entrance Region
ContrailRight Mover
ConvectionRime
Convective OutlookRoll Cloud
Convective TemperatureRope Cloud
ConvergenceRope Funnel
Cooling Degree DayRope Stage
Coriolis ForceRossby Waves
CoronaRotor Cloud
Cumulonimbus CloudSandstorm
Cumulus CloudSanta Ana Winds
Cumulus CongestusSaturation
Cut Off LowSaturation Vapor Pressure
CyclogenesisScattered
CycloneScud Clouds
CyclonicSea Breeze
Dart LeaderSea Level Pressure
Debris CloudSecondary Cold Front
DecoupleSensible Heat
Degree DayShallow fog
DendriteShear (Wind Shear)
Dense FogShelf Cloud
Density AltitudeShort-Fuse Warning
Density Of AirShortwave (Shortwave Trough)
Depth HoarShortwave Radiation
DerechoeSleet
Dew PointSling Psychrometer
Diamond DustSmog
Differential MotionSmoke
Difluence (or Diffluence)Snow
Dirty ridgeSnow Pellets
DisturbanceSnow Shower
DiurnalSnow Squalls
DivergenceSnowburst
DoldrumsSnowfall
Doppler RadarSnowflake
DownburstSolar Energy
DowndraftSounder
Downslope windSounding
DownstreamSouthern Oscillation
Drifting snowSpeed Shear
DrizzleSpin-up
DroughtSpray
Dry AdiabatSquall
Dry LineSt. Elmo’s Fire
Dry PunchStanding Lenticular Cloud
Dry SlotStationary wave
DrylineSteam fog
Dryline BulgeSteering Winds (Steering Currents)
Dust DevilStorm
Dust PlumeStratiform
Dust StormStratocumulus
Dust WhirlStratosphere
DynamicsStratus
Easterly WaveStriations
EddySublimation
Enhanced greenhouse effectSubsidence
Enhanced WordingSubtropical Jet
Equilibrium LevelSubtropical storm
EvaporationSuction Vortex
Extended OutlookSupercell Thunderstorm
Extratropical cycloneSupersaturation
Eye wallSurface Hoar
FahrenheitSurface Pressure
Fall WindSWEAT Index
Feeder BandsSynoptic Chart
Flanking LineSynoptic Scale
Flash FloodTail Cloud
FloodTail-end Charlie
Flood CrestTeleconnection
FlurriesTemperate Zone
FoehnTemperature
FogTerrestrial Radiation
FogbowThermal
ForecastThermodynamics
FractusThermometer
FreezingTheta-e
FrostTheta-e Ridge
Frost PointThunder
Frozen DewThunderstorm
Fujita ScaleTilted Storm or Tilted Updraft
Fujiwhara effectTopography
Funnel CloudTornadic Activity
GaleTornado Alley
Geostationary SatelliteTornado Family
GlaciationTotal-Totals Index
GlazeTowering Cumulus
GradientTrade Winds
GraupelTransverse Bands
Gravity WaveTransverse Rolls
Greenhouse EffectTriple Point
Ground FogTropical Air
GustTropical Depression
Gustnado (or Gustinado)Tropical Disturbance
HailTropical wave
HaloTropics
Hard FreezeTropopause
HarmattanTroposphere
HazeTrough
Heat IndexTurbulence
Heat IslandTwister
Heat LightningTyphoon
Heavy SurfUltraviolet radiation
HelicityUnstable Air
HodographUpdraft
Hook EchoUpslope Flow
Hot SpotUpstream
HumidityValley Breeze
HurricaneVapor Pressure
Hydrologic CycleVariable Ceiling
HydrologyVeering Wind
HydrosphereVertical Shear
HygrometerVertically-stacked System
Ice ageVicinity
Ice CrystalsVirga
Ice FogVolcanic Ash
Ice JamVort Max
Ice pelletsVortex
Ice stormVorticity
Indefinite ceilingWall Cloud
Inflow Bands (or Feeder Bands)Warm Advection
Inflow JetsWarm Front
Inflow NotchWatch Box (or Box)
Inflow StingerWater Equivalent
InfraRed RadiationWater Vapor
InsolationWaterspout
InstabilityWave
InversionWave Crest
IonosphereWave Trough
IridescenceWavelength
Isentropic LiftWeather
Isentropic SurfaceWeather Balloon
IsobarWedge
IsodrosothermWhiteout
IsohyetWind
IsoplethWind Chill Factor
IsotachWind Shear
IsothermWind Speed
January ThawWindward
Jet streakWinter Storm
KatabaticWiresonde
KatafrontWrapping Gust Front
Killing FrostYellow Wind
KilopascalYoug
KnotYoung Ice
KnucklesZigzag Lightning
La NinaZodiac
Lake effectZonal Flow
Laminar

Our quiz on weather is sure to be a breeze

Today’s “Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Supersonic Quiz” has three questions related to weather . Each question has five correct answers and carries ten points. The wrong answer does not earn any points. So, select only the correct answers.

All three questions from today’s Bing Supersonic Quiz are below. You can find their answers by visiting those pages.

  1. Which five are types of clouds?
  2. Which five are types of lightning?
  3. Which five terms are weather-related?

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