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1 On each slide, formulate the answer in your head, and then click the button to see if you are correct.

2 Meteorologist

3 From west to east

4 A. Trade winds B. Global winds C. Jet stream D. Front winds

5 The air pressure, which is the same all along the length of the isobar line.

6

7 Weekly Weather Data CloudinessTemperature (°F) Wind Direction Wind speed (mph) MonSunny70W5 TuesCloudy68W15 WedPartly Cloudy64W15 ThursSunny67W20 FriSunny65W2 A. It is always sunny on Fridays. B. The wind blew west all week. C. This is the rainiest week in history. D. Mondays are warmer than Thursdays. The wind blew west all week.

8 A. temperatureB. monthC. charts D. latitude month Average Daily Temperatures CityJanuaryJuly San Francisco, CA High Low 57° 46° 66° 54° Wichita, KS High Low 41° 21° 92° 70°

9 Or press ‘Esc’ to end…. Again

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