Hands on Weather: Weather Experiments

The video tutorial explores basic weather principles through hands-on experiments. It covers creating a tornado in a bottle, demonstrating air weight with balloons, and making a barometer. It explains how warm air rises and cool air sinks, the concept of dew point, and how condensation forms. The tutorial also includes cloud formation in a bottle and light scattering demonstrations. The video concludes with a review of key weather concepts, emphasizing the importance of understanding weather through practical experiments.

What materials do you need to create a tornado in a bottle?

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Explain the experiment to determine if air has weight.

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How can you demonstrate that air has weight?

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Describe how to make a simple barometer.

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What happens to warm air compared to cool air?

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What is the principle behind warm air rising?

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How does the temperature affect the formation of dew?

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What is the role of condensation nuclei in cloud formation?

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What does the dew point temperature measure?

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What is needed for clouds to form besides moisture?

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