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1 Weather Symbols

2 Which of these symbols do you think represents rain? * **** * * ****

3 Which of these symbols do you think represents ice? * **** * * ****

4 Which of these symbols do you think represents snow? * **** * * ****

5 Which of these symbols do you think represents flurries? * **** * * ****

6 Which of these symbols do you think represents a thunderstorm? * **** * * ****

7 What do you think this symbol represents?

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9 Why do you think meteorologists use symbols to represent different kinds of weather?

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