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1.What is the temperature? 2.What is the present weather? 3.What is the wind speed? 4.What is the wind direction? 5.What is the pressure? 6.What is the cloud cover? 7.What is the precipitation? Use the key on ESRT 13 below for help on the Do Now

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Encoding Barometric Pressure Step 1: Remove the decimal point before the last digit  Step 2: Report the last 3 digits  135 Encode these pressures and write the answers in your notebooks: # # # #

How Barometric Pressure Changes + means “higher than it was 3 hours ago” - means “lower than it was 3 hours ago” 19 means the pressure has change 1.9mb / means pressure is currently rising \ means pressure is currently falling

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Challenge 2: Create a station model based on the following information Temperature = 45F Dewpoint = 32F Wind = NE at 20 knots Overcast = 100% cloud cover Visibility= 1.5 miles Current Weather= Rain Showers Pressure Now = mb Pressure Change = 1.2 mb Barometer Falling Precipitation =.53 in.