Severe Weather
Water Cycle
Staying Safe
Weather Tools
Misc
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What are the 4 types of severe weather?

Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, Hurricanes and Blizzards

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What are the 3 stages of the water cycle?

Precipitation, Evaporation, Condensation

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What should you do during a thunderstorm?

Stay inside, stay away from trees and power lines, stay away from water

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What are some tools we use to study weather?

Wind vane, Rain gauge, thermometer

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Why do we need to know about weather?

To stay safe, to predict weather in the future, to notice patterns, to warn others

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What happens during a thunderstorm?

Thunder, lightening and precipitation. 

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What is precipitation

rainfall (rain, hail, snow, sleet)

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What should you do during a tornado?

Go to the basement, stay away from windows or glass

200

What do we call a scientist who studies weather?

Meteorologist

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What does a rain gauge measure?

the amount of precipitation

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What is a tornado?

Strong wind and heavy rain. A funnel that  spins when hot and cold air meet.

300

What is evaporation?

when a liquid heats up and turns into water vapor (water goes up into the sky)

300
What should you do during a hurricane?

evacuate, have a first aid fit and food/water available, go to the highest part of a building

300

What do we measure temperature using?

Thermometer

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Where do hurricanes normally happen?

Atlantic or Pacific ocean (tropical / warm water)

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What is a hurricane?

Gigantic spinning storm that forms over warm/ tropical oceans.

400

What is condensation?

When water vapor cools off and turns back into a liquid (forms clouds)

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What should you do during a blizzard?

Get food and water available, stay inside.

400

Temperature can be measured in degrees _____ and _____.

Fahrenheit and Celsius 

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When do thunderstorms normally happen?

During summer (warmer weather)

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What is a blizzard?

A snow storm with strong wind.

500

Who can sing the water cycle song?

Water travels in a cycle yes it does

Water travels in a cycle yes it does

It goes up as evaporation

It forms clouds of condensation

It falls down as precipitation yes it does

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What does a wind vane measure?

The direction the wind is coming from

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Where do tornadoes usually happen?

Midwest / Tornado Alley