Three Factors of Weather

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Three Factors of Weather Temperature How fast the air molecules are moving Air Pressure How hard the air is pushing down Humidity How much water is in the air Each of these factors impact the other two!

Temperature As the temperature increases, the air pressure decreases High Temp, Low Pressure Low Temp, High Pressure

Temperature As the temperature increases, the absolute humidity increases High Temp, High Humidity Low Temp, Low Humidity

Absolute Humidity As absolute humidity increases, pressure decreases High Humidity, Low pressure Low Humidity, High Pressure

Absolute Humidity As absolute humidity increases, temperature increases High Humidity, High Temp Low Humidity, Low Temp

Pressure As pressure increases, absolute humidity decreases Low Pressure, High Humidity High Pressure, Low Humidity

Pressure As pressure increases, temperature decreases High Pressure, Low Temp Low Pressure, High Temp

Temperature As the temperature increases, the absolute humidity increases High Humidity, High Temp Low Humidity, Low Temp