Weather Around Us: What Is Weather?

The video tutorial discusses the variability of weather in different regions, highlighting how weather can change multiple times a day. It describes common weather characteristics such as windy, sunny, and rainy days, and focuses on the typical cold, snowy, and windy weather in northern New England during mid-January. The video defines weather as the condition of the lower atmosphere at any given time, influenced by factors like heat, energy, air pressure, wind, and moisture. It concludes with an introduction to heat energy as a component of weather.

Which of the following regions is mentioned as having frequently changing weather?

• Texas

• Arizona

• Canada

• California

What type of weather is typically experienced in northern New England during mid-January?

• Warm and sunny

• Cold, snowy, and windy

• Hot and humid

• Mild and rainy

What is the definition of weather as described in the video?

• The amount of rainfall in a month

• The average temperature over a year

• The speed of wind in a region

• The condition of the lower atmosphere at any given time

Which of the following is NOT a factor that interacts to create weather?

• Heat energy

• Air pressure

• Magnetism

• Wind

What are the main factors that interact to make up weather?

• Latitude, longitude, and altitude

• Temperature, humidity, and sunlight

• Cloud cover, precipitation, and wind speed

• Heat energy, air pressure, wind, and moisture