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Observing Weather

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A map that shows weather data for a large area

Weather map

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Place where two air massesof different temperatures

meet

front

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Measurement of how hotor cold something is

temperature

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Any kind of water thatfalls from the sky

precipitation

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Movement of air

wind

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Tool for measuring wind speed

anemometer

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2,3

Air that surrounds Earth

atmosphere

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2,4

What is happening in theatmosphere at a certain place

weather

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Earth is kept warm by _________________

Layers of air

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3,2

To measure temperatureyou would use a

_________________

thermometer

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To measure precipitationyou would use a __________

Rain gauge

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hurricane

Which type of weatherhas the strongest winds?

*thunderstorm*hurricane*blizzard

*sunny day

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When a cold front moves through your town, the weather will

__________________

Get colder

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Get warmer

When a warm front moves throughyour town, the weather will

_______________

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Air pressure

Wind blows because of differencein what?

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In places where warm and coldair meet, there is likely to be ________________________

precipitation

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You use an anemometer to measure what?

Wind speed

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Which of these tools would aMeterologist NOT use?

*satellites*umbrellas

*anemometers*computers

umbrellas

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ozone

What absorbs the harmfulrays from the sun?

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Rain gauges and snow boards are used to measure what?

precipitation


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