Font size
WorksheetsUnderstanding the Weather map
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does the H mean on a weather map
temperature
High air pressure
wind
nothing
What directions do the Blue H move in
inwards
counter clockwise
Clockwise
Outwards
What does the L mean on a weather map?
lower air pressure
high air pressure
lower tempatures
cool map feature
What direction does the red L move in?
Left
Inwards
counter clockwise
outwards
Cold front
blue
red
purple
warm front
blue
red
purple
red and blue
stationary front
blue
red
blue and red
purple
occluded front
blue
red
blue and red
purple
what is not in a cold front
temperatures drop
puffy clouds
layered clouds
heavy bursts of rain/snow
what in not is a warm front
layered clouds
wind
temperatures rise
long period of steady rain
what is not in a stationary front
neither airmass gains ground
thunder and lightning
rain/snow/wind
clouds of any type
what is not in a occluded front
layered clouds
cold front "catches up" to the warm front
snow/lightning/ rain
wind
Hot and dry
forms over water in the southern latitudes
forms over land in the northern latitudes
forms over land in the southern latitudes
forms over water in the northern latitudes
cold and dry
forms over water in the northern latitudes
forms over land in the southern latitudes
forms over water in the southern latitudes
forms over land in the northern latitudes
cold and wet (humid)
forms over water in the southern latitudes
forms over land in the northern latitudes
forms over land in the southern latitudes
forms over water in the northern latitudes
warm and wet (humid)
forms over water in the southern latitudes
forms over land in the northern latitudes
forms over water in the northern latitudes
forms over land in the southern latitudes
