Water Cycle and Present Tense
The journey of water through the stages of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Learn how the water cycle is expressed in present tense through engaging activities and song lyrics. Dive into the fascinating world of water movement on Earth!
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Do Now Get out ESRT Get Station Model worksheet the sub passed out from the table. If you didn't turn it in, get it out of your bookbag 1. What are the four weather variables? 2. What is the symbol for snow? Wind, Humidity, Temperature and Pressure *
Station Models Station models are graphic representations of the weather data. Station models are designed to fit large amounts of data into an easy to read form
Station Models start with a circle. This is the physical location of the weather station In the upper left temperature is recorded
Cloud Cover For the Regent's cloud cover is by quarters Clear, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% Completely cloudy It is found by looking out the window
Wind Speed and Direction Wind direction is shown by a wind shaft. It is the only thing that must be in exactly the right position
Starting on the TOP right 196 AIR PRESSURE represents the last three digits of the observed pressure reading in millibars (mb). If reported value greater than 500: Initial 9 is missing. Place it on left, then add a decimal point before the last digit. If reported value less than 500: Initial 10 is missing. Place it on left, then add a decimal point before the last digit. 896 989.6 mb 196 1019.6 mb
Starting on the MIDDLE right PRESSURE TREND represents what has happened to the pressure over the last 3 hours +19/ + means there was a rise Measurements are in mb and a decimal needs to be placed before the last digit - means there was a decrease +19/ increase of 1.9 mb in the last 3 hours
Air Temperature 43oF Dew point 36oF Sky Cover: 0% Wind direction: North Wind speed: 25 knots Pressure: 1004.8 mb Precipitation: .13 inches Present weather: sleet
Air Temperature 30oF Dew point 14oF Sky Cover 0% Wind direction 315o Wind speed 24 knots Pressure 1051.3 mb Precipitation 0 inches Present weather clear
Air Temperature 30oF Dew point 14oF Sky Cover 0% Wind direction 315o Wind speed 14 knots Pressure 1051.3 mb Precipitation 0 inches Present weather clear 30 513 14 0
