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Use weather factors and instruments to describe and predict daily weather.
#us_grade_5_science
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At 8 a.m., a classroom weather station displays 16°C. By noon, it displays 24°C. What weather factor did the students measure?
The barometer reading drops from 101 kPa to 99 kPa, humidity is high, and dark clouds build after lunch. What weather is most likely next?
During an investigation, students need to measure air temperature every hour in degrees Celsius. What instrument should they use?
On a sunny day, land near a lake becomes warmer than the water by afternoon, and a breeze begins. Why can the Sun help start this weather change?
A sensor reports 82% on a muggy morning, and students notice their skin feels sticky. What weather factor did the sensor measure?
The air temperature is -3°C from the ground to the clouds, and the air is moist enough for precipitation. What type is most likely to reach the ground?
Clouds are forming, so a student wants to track whether air pressure is rising or falling. What instrument measures air pressure?
A meter set up on the soccer field shows a reading of 18 kilometers per hour. What weather factor is being measured?
At sunrise, air pressure is rising, humidity is low, and clouds are moving away. What weather is likely for the morning?
After ocean water warms on a summer day, nearby air becomes more humid and clouds form over land. Why does the ocean affect this weather?
After a storm, a cylinder in the school garden contains 12 millimeters of water. What weather factor did the class measure?
A weather team wants to know how fast the wind is blowing during recess. What instrument should they choose?
Clouds release snow, but it melts in a warm air layer and then refreezes into small ice pellets before reaching the ground. What precipitation is likely?
At the same station, a reading changes from 101 kPa to 99 kPa during the afternoon. What weather factor is being measured?
A class compares how much water fell during three storms, measured in millimeters. What instrument collects that measurement?
On a hot, humid afternoon, tall thunderstorm clouds grow and strong rising winds lift raindrops into very cold air. What precipitation can form?
A coastal town stays cooler in the afternoon than a town far inland, and winds blow from the water. Why can the ocean change local weather?
A wind vane on the school roof points toward the north all morning. What weather factor is the class observing?
The forecast report says wind is coming from the north, but the class needs evidence from an instrument. What tool measures wind direction?
At 21°C, the air feels very damp, pressure is falling, and winds are bringing ocean air toward town. What weather is most likely soon?
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Climate Zones
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