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This Power Point presensation
details the processes of our atmosphere and what they mean to
weather forecasting. These include high & low pressure systems,
weather fronts and cloud formation. (1.67 MB) |
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This teachers guide provides an explanation of weather analysis
and forecasting processes in addition to the information presented
in the power point slideshow. |
| Forecasting
Curriculum Guides |
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These guides are provided to outline
the Grade Level Expectations (GLE's) for the study of Meteorology
per the Louisiana Comprehensive Curriculum. |
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Activities
The activities below are designed to provide the student
a better understanding of basic weather forecasting principles.
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This activity deals with the density principles
of air. Students will gain an understanding as to why warm air
rises and cool air sinks. |
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Activity 2 allows the student to gain experience in analyzing
a surface pressure map to identify areas of high and low pressure. |
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This activity requires the student to analyze a weather map
to identify warm, cold and stationary fronts. Students will also
gain a basic understanding of the variety of weather that is associated
with each type of front. |
| Forecasting
Quiz |
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The quiz, left, is designed to test the student's
understanding of weather forecasting processes. |
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The answer key will provide the instructor with the correct
answers to the quiz as well as an explanation of the answer. |
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