An area characterized by a certain climate.

Facts or observations to support an explanation.

The mixture of gases surrounding Earth or other planets.

A visible collection of immense numbers of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air - white or gray in appearance.

Rain, snow, hail, and other forms of condensation that form in clouds and fall to the ground.

An object launched into orbit around Earth and used to track weather.

How the sky looks and the air feels. The main parts are temperature, sunlight, wind, clouds, and precipitation.

The movement of air.

A tool that measures wind speed.

A reference line drawn on a graph where the scale of the graph is labeled.

The metric system temperature measurement.

A unit of length in metric system measurement.

A unit of temperature measurement.

A temperature scale that tells how hot or cold something is (not metric).

A unit of speed measurement.

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The numbers or values on the horizontal and vertical axes of a graph.

How hot or cold something is.

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Wind direction is the direction that the wind ______.

A long-lasting snowstorm with low temperatures, strong winds (above 56 KPH), and a great deal of either falling or blowing snow.

A period of time when the amount of rain, snow, and other forms of precipitation is much less than in a normal year.

to predict

A storm with high winds and rain that forms over oceans near the equator.

A powerful discharge of electricity during a thunderstorm.

Sound of a lightning bolt.

A storm that includes the presence of lightning and thunder. They often include large amounts of rain, some hail, or even snow.

A violent rotating column of air that can come in contact with the ground and cause great destruction.