Scientific Measuring Tools
Types of Clouds
Terms
Extreme Weather
Grab Bag
100

Measures Mass and Weight 

What is Scales and Balances 

100

Feathery clouds that mean rain or snowfall 

What are Cirrus Clouds 

100

I am the measure of the amount of heat energy in the atmosphere

What is Temperature

100

I am associated with rain, thunder, and lightening 

What are Thunderstorms 

100

My job is to use weather instruments and predict weather patterns 

Who is a Meteorologist 

200

Measures Temperature 

What is a Thermometer 

200

Gray smooth clouds that covers the whole sky

What are Stratus Clouds 

200

I am the weight of the air, determined by temperature and other factors 

What is Air Pressure

200

I am a storm that forms over water with heavy winds 

What is a hurricane

200

I am a boundary between air masses of different temperature and humidity 

What is a front 

300

Measures Length 

What is a rule/meter stick/yard stick 

300

White fluffy clouds with a flat bottom 

What are Cumulus Clouds 

300

I am the measure of how fast the wind is blowing 

What is wind speed 

300

I am a violent storm with a rotating column 

What is a tornado 

300

I am a weather tool that measures precipitation 

What is a rain gauge 

400

Measures Capacity 

What is a beaker or graduated cylinder 

400

Dark, tall clouds that produce rain and thunderstorms 

What are Cumulonimbus 

400

I am the amount of water which falls from the sky 

What is Precipitation 

400

I am formed when warm, humid air collides with cold, dry air 

What is a tornadoes 

400

Name the tools 2: 

1. I measure wind speed 

2. I measure wind direction 

1. What is a Anemometer 

2. What is a Wind Vane 

500

Measures Air Pressure

What is a Barometer

500

Theses two clouds are associated with fair weather

What are Cirrus and Cumulus 

500

I am the amount of moisture in the air 

What is Humidity 

500

During a thunderstorm you see lightening first and then the rumble of thunder because 

What is Light travels faster than sound 

500

Name the differences between high pressure and low pressure 

High pressure: fair weather light winds 

Low pressure: cloudy with strong winds 

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