Weather Symbols #1
Relative Humidity Practice
Weather Symbols #2
Weather Map
Vocabulary
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#1 What is this symbol???

High Pressure 

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Dry Bulb = 14   Wet Bulb = 9

What is the humidity?

50%

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#1 What does this symbol show?

Clouds (Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Clear)

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What does COLD front bring?? (Good or bad weather?)

BAD weather =
Temps Drop, Precipitation, Thunderstorm

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is an instrument that measures and indicates temperature

What is Thermometer

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#2 What is this symbol??

Low Pressure

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Dry Bulb = 20   Wet Bulb = 20

What is the humidity?

100%

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#2 What does the symbol show?

Wind Speed/Direction

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What does WARM front bring?? (Good or bad weather?)

GOOD Weather:

Temps Rise, Cloudy, Light Precipitation

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is the amount of water vapor in the air

What is Humidity

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#3 What is this symbol?

Cold Front

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Dry Bulb = 28   Wet Bulb = 18

What is the humidity?

36%

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#3 Using the Wind speed table - write what the wind speed range is

48-52 knots

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What does a HIGH pressure system bring?? (Good or Bad weather?)

GOOD WEATHER: 

Clear Skies, Calm Conditions, Dry Weather

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the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time 

What is weather 

400

#4 What is this symbol?

Warm Front

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Dry Bulb = 20   Wet Bulb =19

What is the humidity?

91%

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#4 Using the Wind speed table - write what the wind speed range is

13 to 17 knots

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What does a LOW pressure system bring? (Good or Bad weather?)

BAD Weather: 

Precipitation, Strong Winds, Storms

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is any form of water that falls to Earth's surfaces from the clouds; includes rain, sleet, snow, and hail. 

What is Precipitation

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#5 What precipitation is this?

Rain

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Dry Bulb = -2   Wet Bulb = -6

What is the humidity?

20%

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#5 Using the Wind speed table - write what the wind speed range is

33 to 37 knots

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Using the map - what weather conditions are located in Idaho??

Cold front - Cold Temps and Rain

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is the boundary between air masses of different densities and usually different temperatures (Cold and Warm)

What is Front