1. Happy Wednesday, Scholars!
Write “No HW” in your agenda.
Put your books under your desk and keep a pencil out.
Work on the Do Now silently.

2. Do Now Review Cloudy and chance of precipitation
When cold air rushes into warm and and pushes it up
Drizzle, turning to clear skies, warm temperatures

3. What is our AIM today?
SWBAT predict weather from a weather map.  

4. What kind of weather will happen?
Think About It
What kind of weather will happen?

5. Reading Weather Maps weather maps symbols
Meteorologists use _________________ to help predict the weather. Weather maps use symbols to represent different types of weather conditions.
Many maps have a key that tells you what the different ___________ mean. The symbols below are the most commonly seen on weather maps.
symbols

6. drizzle  clear skies, warm air clouds, some precipitation
Reading Weather Maps
high pressure area
sunny and clear
low pressure area
rainy and cloudy
cold front
storms, wind, cold air
warm front
drizzle  clear skies, warm air
stationary front
clouds, some precipitation

7. Reading Weather Maps west east
In the United States, weather moves from ______ to ______, so in order to determine what the weather will be somewhere, you need to look west of that location.
west
east

8. Try It Out! What front is about to hit El Paso?
What type of front will hit New York?
What type of pressure system just left Seattle?