Weather and Climate

The typical weather in a place over a long period of time

• Climate

• Temperature

• Precipitation

• Meteorologist

• Weather

What is happening in the Earth's atmosphere on a daily basis is...

• Climate

• Temperature

• Precipitation

• Meteorologist

• Weather

How hot or cold something is...

• Climate

• Temperature

• Precipitation

• Meteorologist

• Weather

A scientist who studies and predicts weather is a....

• Climate

• Temperature

• Precipitation

• Meteorologist

• Weather

Water that falls to Earth as rain, snow, sleet or hail is called...

• Climate

• Temperature

• Precipitation

• Meteorologist

• Weather

What is this weather tool?

• Thermometer - measures the temperature in degrees fahrenheit and celsius

• Wind Vane -

  measures the direction that the wind is blowing

  
  

• Anemometer -

  Measures the speed of the wind

• Rain Gauge - measures precipitation in inches, centimeters and millimeters 

  
  

What is this weather tool?

• Thermometer - measures the temperature in degrees fahrenheit and celsius

• Wind Vane -

  measures the direction that the wind is blowing

  
  

• Anemometer -

  Measures the speed of the wind

• Rain Gauge - measures precipitation in inches, centimeters and millimeters 

  
  

What is this weather tool?

• Thermometer - measures the temperature in degrees fahrenheit and celsius

• Wind Vane -

  measures the direction that the wind is blowing

  
  

• Anemometer -

  Measures the speed of the wind

• Rain Gauge - measures precipitation in inches, centimeters and millimeters 

  
  

What is this weather tool?

• Thermometer - measures the temperature in degrees fahrenheit and celsius

• Wind Vane -

  measures the direction that the wind is blowing

  
  

• Anemometer -

  Measures the speed of the wind

• Rain Gauge - measures precipitation in inches, centimeters and millimeters 

  
  

What is the difference between weather and climate?

• Climate describes temperature and precipitation, while weather describes cloudiness and humidity

• Climates describes areas in the southern hemisphere, while weather describes areas in the northern hemisphere.

• Climates describes winter conditions, while weather describes summer conditions.

• Climate describes long-term patterns in temperature and precipitation, while weather describes short-term conditions.