1.Divide your A3 sheet into four. 2.For each round, draw and label what you see in the presentation, in one box. 3.On the next round, swap youre sheet.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

STANDARD GRADE DEPRESSIONS John Smith Invergordon Academy

Advertisements

STANDARD GRADE OCCLUDED FRONTS John Smith Invergordon Academy

Cloud Notes. Cirrus High elevations High elevations Feathery/ wispy with ice crystals Feathery/ wispy with ice crystals Fair weather Fair weather.

C LOUDS. WHAT IS A CLOUD? A collection of water droplets Why White? -They are white, because they reflect the color of the sun. Why Gray? – They are gray.

Earth Systems and Patterns: SC.5.E.7.3

Clouds Clouds are classified by their shapes, elevation, and their associated weather conditions and patterns. Clouds that form from the condensation of.

Cirrus Clouds Above 6000 m Means “curly” ice crystals.

© T Manson 3 Types of Rainfall Year 10 Geography.

1.Divide your A3 sheet into four. 2.For each round, draw and label what you see in the presentation, in one box. 3.On the next round, swap you’re sheet.

Unit 4-5: Fronts. What is a “front”? A front is the boundary between two air masses. The “surface” of a front always slopes.  The slope is due to the.

Clouds and Precipitation. Cloud Naming Prefix indicates height – Cirro  high, 5-13 km – Alto  middle, 2-5 km – (none)  low, 0-2 km Name for appearance.

Forecasting Mandek Richardson STARS University of South Florida.

CLOUD FORMATION There are 3 things required for clouds to form:

Standard Grade Weather Depressions. Today we are going to learn..  What a depression is  The main features of a depression  The weather associated.

Revised and edited by Tracy Sikes, Mount Bethel Elementary.

WEATHER PATTERNS. VOCABULARY Weather- the temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind at a particular place and time. Weather- the temperature, humidity,

Cloud Classification.

Precipitation Jeopardy! By Jessica & Helena. Orographic Frontal Warm Front Frontal Cold Front ConvectionalRandom ! $100 $200 $300 $400 $500.

Fronts and Clouds I can predict the cloud type that will results from various types of fronts.

Weather Unit How does weather impact us? Team Members.

Clouds and Weather Prediction. In this activity you will: Learn about the types of clouds, how they are formed, and the weather each might predict. Illustrate.

Why does it rain? (think back to work on the water cycle.)

Weather Fronts. MAP TAP Weather Fronts Teacher Page Science Science 6 th Grade 6 th Grade Created by Paula Smith Created by Paula Smith VI.A.2,

16-4 Water in the Atmosphere 1

KEY TO SUCCESS = $$$$ RESPONSIBILITY ORGANIZATION SKILLS: READING & UNDERSTAND... KEY TO LEARNING WRITTEN EXPRESSION COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY (iPad) TEACHERS.

Weather Forecasting By: Jessica What is one way to forecast the weather?  One way is to look at the clouds, but there are many others.

In the winter time in Virginia, the air mass that brings us the cold dry air that makes your skin dry is the:

Postman Pat - Depressions

How many forces can you name?. Objectives Know a range of different forces and understand when they are present. Key terms: Force, effect, motion, balanced,

Wind is always named by where it is coming from! It is called a NORTH wind because it is moving from the north to the south. What would a wind be.

Clouds Weather and Climate Day 5. Clouds Objectives Today I will be able to: __________clouds based on __________and ______________.

Clouds Pond Kenji 3-4.

FRONTS WHERE TWO AIR MASSES MEET, BUT DO NOT MIX.

Fronts and Pressure Systems. Review What is an air mass? What is an air mass? a large volume of air in which temperature and humidity are nearly the same.

16.5 Precipitation.

Multiplying by 2-digit factors Partial Products. How can we multiply 23 × 15 1.Draw a box and divide it into four pieces. 2.Write the value of each digit.

Water in the atmosphere Chapter 12 What is water vapour? Water vapour is a gas. The amount of water vapour in the air is called Humidity. The highest.

Types of Clouds. Is that a space weapon you see in this photo? Not at all. This scientist in China is launching tiny crystals of silver iodide into the.

Cloud Types Based on information from “Athena” urric/weather/pricloud/

Water in the Atmosphere Chapter 16 Section 4 Pages Chapter 16 Section 4 Pages

Alison Stark Science 3 rd Grade Types of Clouds Click here to continue Click here to continue.

Understanding Weather Carin Miranda Smyrna Middle School Winter 2013.

Think about it In your own words, describe what is a cloud and how does it form?

The Atmosphere. Air Pressure and Altitude The higher you climb in altitude air pressure decreases. The greatest air pressure is at sea level.

Humidity and Clouds WATER is the most important GAS for understanding weather!

Atmosphere/Clouds Review Air Movement Objectives: 1) Students will be able to identify the 3 basic types of clouds 2) Students will be able to list some.

Gig Revision Print off the broad sheet in the next slide onto A4 or A3 paper. Complete the boxes in as much detail as you can for each sub topic of the.

Can you tell whether the weather will be wetter or better? Using clouds to make forecasts.

By D. Jordan MONSOONS.  A seasonal prevailing wind in the region of South and Southeast Asia, blowing from the southwest between May and September and.

Starter Activity  Write your name on the Jotter  Write “exam questions examples” on jotter  Stick the sheet on the table neatly in your jotter (fold.

Clouds 3.03 Describe and analyze the formation of various types of clouds and discuss their relation to weather systems.

Clouds and Storms Lesson 1 – What are Clouds?. What is water vapor? Water in the form of gas that is invisible.

Head in the Clouds Assessment Name: Sample Answer Key Students click on the * to begin typing their answers.

Do You Remember? 1. Which heats faster: land or water? 2. What causes the transfer of energy (heat) from one object to another? 3. Which has greater temperature.

Meteorology, Factors effecting weather, and forecasting weather.

Oct 27. Lab from Friday What was needed in order for students to go through the entire water cycle? What were some of the issues?

Topic: Clouds PSSA: C / S8.D.2.1. Objective: TLW compare the different types of clouds. TLW compare the different types of clouds. TLW describe.

Starter- can you? Label the area of lowest pressure associated with storm Klaus. Label the cloud produced by the warm conveyor. Label the cloud head produced.

Big Cat The Water Cycle Activity Sheet A

Weather Fronts.

Depressions- associated weather

Dividing Quesadillas “Dividing More than One Whole into Parts”

Weather Fronts.

Depression Klaus- Impact

Depression Klaus- Impact

Global Atmospheric Circulation Practice

What type of Weather do pressure systems bring?

Practice labeling your Europe map

S4 – Weather Unit Image copyright Joseph Kerski.

Divide your A3 sheet into four.

Presentation transcript:

1.Divide your A3 sheet into four. 2.For each round, draw and label what you see in the presentation, in one box. 3.On the next round, swap youre sheet with a partner, do the same as in point 2, but in a new box. 4.It gets faster and harder with each 2007.

Cold Warm Direction

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain 1 2

Cold Warm Direction

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain 1 2

Cold Warm Direction

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain 1 2

Cold Warm Direction

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain

Cold Warm Direction Cirrus Nimbostratus Warm Sector Cumulonimbus ShowersIntermittent rain Continuous rainfall Heavy rain 1 2

Redraw the diagram A3 size, but explain what is happening at points 1 and 2 to bring rainfall.