About Weather and Climate Quiz #843
Weather and Climate Quiz #843 was the quiz for Friday, October 23, 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 #843
- Which gas released by burning fossil fuels is the main cause of recent global warming?
- What is light, brief snowfall called?
- What are the glowing curtains of colour seen in the sky near the Arctic commonly called?
- What is a sudden, very heavy burst of rain called?
- What falls as liquid but freezes into a glaze of ice on cold roads and trees?
- What usually happens to the temperature after a cold front passes?
- What are the bright spots that sometimes appear on each side of the Sun on cold days?
- What is rain or snow that evaporates before reaching the ground called?
- In which layer of the atmosphere does the International Space Station orbit?
- What kind of front forms when a cold front catches up to a warm front?
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- Weather and Climate Quiz #841, Oct 21
- Weather and Climate Quiz #840, Oct 20
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