This weather symbol brings Sunny, Happy Weather
What is High Pressure?
This weather instrument measures wind DIRECTION.
What is a weather vane?
This cloud is high in the sky and is often curly.
What is a Cirrus cloud?
This is the temperature for freezing in Fahrenheit.
What is 32 degrees F?
This usually happens in December and causes areas in the United States to become cooler and wetter.
What is El Nino?
This weather symbol brings Lousy, rainy weather.
What is Low Pressure?
This weather instrument measures air pressure.
What is a barometer?
This cloud is big and puffy and usually brings fair weather.
What is a cumulous cloud?
This is the temperature for boiling in Fahrenheit.
What is 112 degrees F?
This is an ocean current that warms the Eastern United States coastline and effects the weather along the coast of North Carolina.
What is the Gulf Stream?
This weather symbol brings cold, rainy weather.
What is a cold front?
This weather instrument measures temperature.
What is a thermometer?
This cloud is very low to the ground and is often in layers.
What is a stratus cloud?
This is precipitation in liquid form.
What is rain?
This is a "river of air" that flows across the United States and effects weather across the country. It helps planes fly going westward.
What is the Jet Stream?
This weather symbol brings warm weather, with a drizzle of rain.
What is a warm front?
This weather instrument measures wind speed.
What is an anemometer?
This cloud is dark and heavy and brings lots of rain.
What is a Cumulonimbus cloud?
This type of scientist studies and predicts weather.
What is a meteorologist?
This travels from west to east in the United States.
What is the direction that weather moves?
This weather symbol brings rainy period over a long period of time.
What is a stationary front?
This weather instrument measures precipitation.
What is a rain gauge?
This cloud is very thick, brings rain and fog, and is very low to the ground.
What is a strato-nimbus cloud?
This is the center of a Hurricane, often called the "calm before the storm."
What is the eye?
What are Polar Easterlies?