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Science: Weather

Science: Weather & Climate

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meteorologist a scientist who studies and predicts weather
precipitation water that falls to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
data observations of measurements recorded in an investigation.
measure to use a tool to find out information such as how heavy, how big, how fast, or how hot or cold something is.
temperature how hot or cold something is.
visualize to make a picture in your mind using information from different sources.
weather what is happening outside with the air and sky, including precipitation, temperature, and wind.
evidence information that supports an answer to a question.
evaluate to judge how useful or accurate something is.
claim a proposed answer to a question.
argument the use of evidence to say why one idea is the best.
graph a way of organizing numbers that can help you see patterns.
range the span between the lowest and highest numbers in a group.
pattern something we observe to be similar over and over again.
climate the typical weather in a place over a long period of time.
seasons times of year when certain kinds of weather are more common.
natural hazard severe weather or another natural event that can cause damage.
seasons times of year when certain kinds of weather are more common.
natural hazard severe weather or another natural event that can cause damage.
seasons times of year when certain kinds of weather are more common.
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