(ǝ sō sē ā tǝd): Related, connected, or combined together.

(kǝm plek sǝ tē): Something that is complex, or hard to separate, analyze, or solve.

(in ten(t) sǝ tē): The degree or amount of a quality or condition, like the strength of a fire.

(pre dikt): Foretell (or tell in advance) on the basis of observation, experience, or scientific reason.

(re lǝ tiv hyü mi dǝ tē): The ratio of the amount of water vapor actually present in the air to the greatest amount possible at the same temperature.

(sa chǝ rā tǝd): Full of moisture; made thoroughly wet.

(we thǝr stā shǝn): A station for taking, recording, and reporting observations of the weather.

(wī(ǝ)ld fī(ǝ)r): An uncontrolled, damaging fire started in a wilderness or rural area.