Title: Fourth Science: Weather
1Fourth ScienceWeather
2Tools
C or F
Hurricanes
Water?
Weather Expert
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3An instrument that measures temperature
4What is a thermometer?
5Instrument that measures wind speed
6What is an anemometer?
7An instrument that measures precipitation
8What is a rain gauge?
9An instrument that tells wind direction
10What is a wind vane?
11An instrument that measures air pressure
12What is a barometer?
13The freezing point of water F degrees
14What is 32 degrees F?
15The boiling point of water in C degrees
16What is 100 degrees C?
17normal body temperature in C degrees
18What is 37 degrees C?
1922 degrees C
20What is average room temperature?
21The name of a thermometer with 2 scales
22What is a dual thermometer?
23Number of categories of hurricane strength
24What is 5?
25The center of the hurricane
26What is the eye?
27The direction that hurricanes spin
28What is counterclockwise?
29The most destructive part of the hurricane
30What is the eyewall?
31The wind speed needed to be a named a hurricane
32What is 74 mph?
33Water in the gas form
34What is water vapor?
35The process in which water changes into a gas
36What is evaporation?
37Water that falls back to the Earth
38What is precipitation?
39The process where water vapor or gas changes into
water
40What is condensation?
41Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation,
Run-off, Evaporation
42What is the water cycle?
43Another name for fog
44What is a stratus cloud?
45The condition of the troposphere at a given place
or time
46What is weather?
47The person who studies the weather
48Who is a meteorologist?
49A large storm that forms over warm water.
50What is a hurricane?
51A high cloud made of ice crystals
52What is a cirrus cloud?
53Final Jeopardy
- Talk to you group and make a wager
- Write the wager down on the piece of paper
provided for you - You will have about 30 seconds to talk with your
groups and come up with an answer to the Final
Jeopardy Question
54Final Jeopardy
- Name 3 conditions needed for a hurricane to
strengthen.