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Weather Edition
2nd Grade Level
Amazing
Weather
Facts
Precipitation
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Tools used by
Weather
Forecasters
Clouds
Amazing
Weather
Facts
Precipitation
Weather
Terms
Clouds
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Category 1 Amazing Weather Facts
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The Highest recorded USA
Temperature in Death Valley,
California
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The Entire Earth’s atmosphere
weight
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The Lowest recorded USA
temperature in Prospect Creek,
Alaska
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How many cloud droplets does it
take to produce one raindrop?
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How many tornadoes ripped
across the Carolinas on March
28, 1984?
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What is 134°F
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What is 5.1 million billion tons
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What is -79.8°F
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What is one million cloud droplets
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What is 22 tornadoes
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This form of precipitation is water
vapor in the atmosphere that
has frozen into ice crystals and
fall to the ground in the form of
flakes
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This form of precipitation is small
balls of ice and hardened snow that
fall like rain
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This form of precipitation is water
condensed from vapor in the
atmosphere and falling in drops
from clouds
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Rain, Snow, Hail, Sleet are all of
what the are formed by
condensation of moisture in the
atmosphere and all to the
ground.
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There are no two of these alike
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What is Snow
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What is Hail
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What is Rain
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What is Precipitation
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What are Snowflakes
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The weather tool measures air
pressure
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This weather tool measures wind
speed and carries the last name
of an 1805 British Admiral Sir
Francis
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This weather tool measures
precipitation
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These two tools are probably the
most accurate of them all
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This weather tool measures air
pressure.
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What is a Thermometer
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What is a Beaufort Scale
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What is a Rain Gauge
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What are your eyes and ears.
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What is a barometer
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What are the four types of Clouds
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Clouds consist of only this
element (H2O)
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Cumulus in Latin means
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When Stratus clouds are thick
and become dark they can
produce.
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Clouds form when water vapor
turns back into liquid water
droplets. This is called.
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What is Cumulus, Stratus, Cirrus,
and Cumulonimbus
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What is Water
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What is heap
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What is rain, drizzle or snow
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What is Condensation
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Air Masses and
Fronts
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The winds move heat from the tropical regions toward
the poles in a never-ending effort to reach a
temperature balance. In the process, fronts setup
between warm and cold air masses and a stream of
fast moving air high up in the sky called the “jet
stream” forms. Disturbances develop along the
fronts and in the jet stream that triggers centers of
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What is Low and High Air
Pressure.
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