Weird Weather Words
Weird Weather Words Quiz
Test your knowledge of some of the most unusual weather terminology with our Weird Weather Words Quiz! From BOMBOGENESIS to PETRICHOR, see how well you know the language of meteorology.
- 10 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Learn about unique weather phenomena
- Challenge yourself and your friends!
BOMBOGENISIS is a rapid intensification of:
Wind
Cyclone
Snowstorm
Hurricane
Ridges of snow are formed by wind
Thunder occurs during a snowstorm
Acid rain turns to hail
The pressure of the snow causes the formation of rock-like layers
Abnormally mild weather occurring after first frost
The smell of rain
Black ice
Undercurrent caused by wind
The first frost of the season
The last frost of the season
Ice or frost that collects in thin rows
The layer of ice on top of snow that occurs when the snow melts a bit and then refreezes
Rain that blows sideways
A thick fog with less than 10 feet of visibility
Clouds that look like fish scales
A sudden wind blowing from the mountains
A thunderstorm or windstorm that travels in a straight line
A tornado with a base that can reach up to 2 km
A wind that angles upwards
A storm with rain so hard it could dent a car
A flood
A drought
A horizontal cone of wind
A snow storm with thunder
When there's a break in the clouds that allows for one long "heavenly" beam of sunlight, those beams are called:
Jesus Beams
Crepuscular Rays
Papal Rays
Biblical Beams
Heat
Humidity
Wind
Inconsistent weather
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