Predicting the Weather o Importance o Weather changes o Storm / tornado warnings o Everyday necessity o Tools to Predict o Thermometer o Barometer o Anemometer.

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Predicting the Weather o Importance o Weather changes o Storm / tornado warnings o Everyday necessity o Tools to Predict o Thermometer o Barometer o Anemometer o Rain gauge o Weather vane o Hygrometer

Temperature You will usually see temperature measured in °F for maps of the United States Maps of foreign countries will usually be measured in °C EdHeads’ Temperature Converter

Satellites · Satellite images are used for seeing cloud patterns and movements. · For example, hurricane clouds and movement can be observed using satellite images. Radar · Radar images can be used to detect cloud cover, rainfall or storm location, intensity, and movement, as well as the potential for severe weather (for example, hurricanes or tornadoes).

A front is the boundary separating air masses of different densities Fronts extend both vertically and horizontally in the atmosphere

In U.S., cold fronts usually move from northwest to southeast Air gets drier after a cold front moves through

In U.S., warm fronts usually move from southwest to northeast Air gets more humid after a warm front moves through

Stationary Front: When either a cold or warm front stops moving When the front starts moving again it returns to either being a cold or warm front

High pressure causes air to sink Usually results in several days of clear sunny skies Air rises in low pressure areas and forms water droplets Can results in rain and storms

High pressure systems usually signal more fair weather with winds circulating around the system in a clockwise direction. Low pressure systems with counterclockwise circulating winds often result in rainy and/or stormy weather conditions. LIFT HEAVY

Weather Map Pressure & Temperature

Each city in Arizona has a specific weather forecast. Use the weather symbols to label the map of Arizona.

Used by meteorologists to forecast the weather Helpful to predict weather and issue warnings, watches, or advisories Can be seen on weather reports, television, or in newspapers Are placed on weather maps.

o Flagstaff o Complete overcast o Wind speed is knots o Thunderstorm o Kingman o Stationary front o Stratocumulus clouds o Grand Canyon o Thin altostratus in bands o Wind speed is 1-2 knots o Cloud cover is 2/10 o Tucson o Low pressure o Drizzle o Overcast with openings o Phoenix o Calm winds o Cumulus of fair weather o Lake Havasu City o Stratocumulus clouds o Warm Front o High pressure

Phoenix Kingman Flagstaff Tucson Lake Havasu City Grand Canyon L H

Create a map of Arizona that includes 15 different weather symbols.