1. Archived Data and Blank US Maps
Introduction to weather and climate.
Archived images for 20 consecutive days so students can infer common weather patterns in reference to temperature, pressure, wind direction, precipitation etc.

2. Name _________________________ Dates____________________________

4. Tuesday February 28, 2006 (7am) Observation at PHL.
24 degrees, dew point of 6 degrees, NNW wind, clear skies, trace of light snow overnight, clear skies, wind chill of 15.

5. Wednesday March 1, 2006 (7am)

6. Wednesday March 1, 2006 (8am)
Storm brewing for Thursday am. Storm expected to pass right over or just south of PHL area. Expected precipitation at this point is a mixed bag of snow, sleet, and freezing rain…possibly changing to rain at some point or back to snow at the end.

7. Thursday March 2, 2006 (8am)
Storm approaching the area. PHL points south and east all rain. Points north and west a mix of snow and ice, or all snow.

8. Thursday March 2, 2006 (9:40am)

9. March 2, 2006 (2pm temperatues)

10. March 2, 2006 (2pm temperatures)

11. Friday March 3, 2006

12. Saturday March 4, 2006

13. Sunday March 5, 2006

14. Monday March 6, 2006

15. Tuesday March 7, 2006 (7am)

16. Wednesday March 8, 2006

17. Thursday March 9, 2006 (8am)

18. Thur March 9, 2006 (8:45 Radar)

19. Storm Reports for Wed March 8, 2006

20. Thur March 9 Severe Outlook

21. Friday March 10, 2006

22. Storm Reports from Thursday March 9, 2006

23. Saturday March 11, 2006

24. Sunday March 12, 2006

25. Storm Reports from Sunday March 12, 2006

26. Monday March 13, 2006

27. Tuesday March 14, 2006

28. Wednesday March 15, 2006

29. Wednesday March 15, 2006

30. Thursday March 16, 2006

31. Friday March 17, 2006

32. Saturday March 18, 2006

33. Sunday March 19, 2006

34. Monday March 20, 2006

35. Tuesday March 21, 2006