Types of Clouds
Climate Zones
Natural Hazards
The Water Cycle
Third Grade Fun!
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White, fluffy clouds that bring nice weather

cumulus clouds

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Cold and ice covered climate

polar

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A storm that forms over warm tropical ocean waters and brings lots of rain and strong winds

hurricane

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The sun warms up water, and the water turns into a gas that goes up into the clouds.

evaporation

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These animals are found in the south pole

penguins

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Clouds that are spread out and flat. They may bring a drizzle instead of thunderstorms.

Stratus clouds

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Dry with very little rain

desert

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A violently rotating column of air that causes lots of destruction

tornado

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Tiny liquid water droplets that form in clouds- they can also form on the side of your cup or a window!

condensation

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These animals are found in the north pole

polar bears

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Fluffy and very tall clouds that bring storms that last under an hour

Cumulonimbus

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Hot and wet; closest to the equator

tropical

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Strong winds that lift loose dust, dirt, and sand into the air- very hard to see through

dust storm

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When clouds get very heavy, the liquid falling is called....

precipitation 

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Where do clouds come from?

They come from water through evaporation. The air condenses into water droplet. 

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Dark, spread out clouds that bring rain for most of the day

stratonimbus clouds

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A climate with 4 different seasons

temperate

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What do hurricanes, tornados, and dust storms have in commmon?

They are all natural hazards that bring high winds.

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The type of precipitation in cold climates

snow or hail 

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A scientist that studies weather

meteorologist

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How do clouds feel?

Wet and cold

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What climate is Pitman, NJ part of?

Temperate 

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How are hurricanes, tornados, and dust storms different?

They are different because some form over water and some form over land. 

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A tool that measures how much rain has fallen is called a...

rain gauge 

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A scientist that studies force and motion

physicist

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