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| The weight of air in the atmosphere pressing down upon Earth. |
Air Pressure |
| The degree of heat or cold that the air measures. |
Air Temperature |
| An instrument used to measure wind speed. |
Anemometer |
| All the air surrounding the earth. |
Atmosphere |
| Instrument for measuring air pressure. |
Barometer |
| High, wispy or feathery clouds |
Cirrus |
| Big, puffy, white clouds |
Cumulus |
| To predict weather for the next week. |
Forecast |
| Instrument used to measure relative humidity |
Hygrometer |
| A scientist who studies and forecasts weather |
Meteorologist |
| A strange occurrence you can observe. |
Phenomena |
| An instrument for measuring the amount of rain that. |
Rain Gauge |
| Amount of water vapor in the air compared to the amount of water the air could hold at that temperature. |
Relative humidity |
| Serious or intense weather. |
Severe |
| A long, low, gray cloud that could be layered. |
Stratus |
| Instrument for measuring temperature. |
Thermometer |
| The meeting of two different types of air masses. |
Weather front |
| The measurement of the speed of moving air. |
Wind Speed |
| An instrument used to determine wind direction. |
Wind vane |
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