About Weather and Climate Quiz #837
Weather and Climate Quiz #837 was the quiz for Saturday, October 17, 2026: 10 questions: 3 easy, 4 medium and 3 hard. Everyone who played Weather and Climate Quiz that day got the same quiz, and it stays here to play for 60 days.
The questions of Weather and Climate Quiz #837
- What is the warming of Earth caused by gases that trap heat called?
- What is the amount of water vapour in the air called?
- What is the never-ending journey of evaporation, condensation and precipitation called?
- What weather often follows a drop in barometric pressure?
- What is a hurricane called in the Indian Ocean and near Australia?
- What is the mass of very cold air that swirls around the North Pole called?
- Which steady easterly breezes blow toward the equator and helped sailing ships cross the Atlantic?
- What are small frozen raindrops that bounce when they hit the ground called?
- Which lens-shaped clouds often form over mountains and are mistaken for flying saucers?
- In which layer of the atmosphere does the International Space Station orbit?
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