
4.3 Weather Analysis and Weather Maps
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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Joseph Davis
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15 Slides • 10 Questions
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Let's Review....
List one of the steps involved in weather forecasting.
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Open Ended
Think about it...
Maps use specific symbols to indicate weather patterns at different places and times of day.
What are some symbols you can think of that could be seen on a weather map?
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Match
Match the atmospheric levels with the atmospheric phenomena meteorologists observe.
instability and storm formation
jet stream position
moisture and presence of clouds
temperature and humidity
500 mb
300 mb
700 mb
850 mb
500 mb
300 mb
700 mb
850 mb
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Multiple Choice
What weather conditions can be expected near this symbol on a surface map AFTER it passes?
decreasing temperatures and clearing skies
increases the humidity levels, making it feel warm and sticky
calm winds and increased cloudy skies
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Multiple Choice
A meteorologist makes a forecast that includes storms in the afternoon. Storms do happen in the afternoon, but two of those storms ultimately produce tornadoes, which the forecast did not include.
Which limitation of weather forecasting most likely resulted in this error?
The computer that the meteorologist was using did not have enough power to show tornadoes in a weather model.
A meteorologist did the forecast too quickly and missed the chance of tornadoes.
Some weather phenomena are still not fully understood.
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Labeling
Label the layer of the atmosphere by indicating what meteorologists look for in that layer.
Precipitation type
H- and L-pressure and fronts
Spin (vorticity)
Jet stream
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following describes the relationship between vorticity and weather systems?
Low vorticity is typically associated with the development of strong weather systems.
High vorticity is typically associated with the development of strong weather systems.
High vorticity is typically associated with calm weather conditions.
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Multiple Choice
What level of the atmosphere would a meteorologist use to determine the type of precipitation that could fall?
300 mb
850 mb
surface level
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Open Ended
Define weather analysis and explain the process.
You may start your answer with:
Weather analysis is the process of . . .
The steps involved in the process of weather analysis are . . .
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Dropdown
An L on a weather map stands for:
Let's Review....
List one of the steps involved in weather forecasting.
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