Weather
Weather Tools
Water Cycle
Elements of Weather
200
I am something that can change day to day outside.
Weather
200
I measure the direction of wind.
Weather vane
200
Which is NOT part of the water cycle-evaporation, condensation, participation, precipitation
Participation
200
What is the measure of how hot or cold something is?
Temperature
400
What helps someone decide what he or she should wear today?
Sun 50°F Mon 52°F Tue 60°F
Weather forecast
400
You feel this when it is hot and there is moisture in the air
Humidity
400
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, evaporation, condensation, precipitation
Water Cycle
400
What is created by a difference in air pressure?
Wind
600
How is climate different from weather?
Weather is what happens day-to-day and can change rapidly, while climate represents the average weather conditions over a long time and is more stable.
600
If you have a fever or to measure the temperature of the air or water, use me.
Thermometer
600
Tiny droplets or rain or ice collect and form these.
Clouds
600
What is precipitation, and can name 2 types of precipitation?
Precipitation is when water falls from the sky. It can be in the form of rain, which is liquid, or snow, sleet, or hail, which are solid.
800
What happens when the humidity is low in the weather?
Low humidity makes the air feel dry and can result in sunny and clear weather conditions.
800
I am a scientist that predicts the forecast.
Meteorologist
800
Another name for rain, snow, hail.
Precipitation
800
how does it affect how we feel?
When it's humid, it can feel sticky and uncomfortable because our sweat doesn't evaporate as easily, making us feel hotter. When it's dry, we feel cooler because sweat evaporates more quickly.
1000
How does weather change?
Weather can change from day-to- day and even within the same day due to various factors like temperate shifts and changing air pressure.
1000
Curious about how much rain fell in a certain period of time? Use me to measure it.
Rain gauge
1000
This occurs when the sun heats up water on the Earth.
Evaporation