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Facts and Questions Science and Weather By: De’Anna Jones, Bruce Aguon, Alex Spang and Jared Ruoff

Pick Some Factz Clouds Frontz Lighting Weather Tools Sea and Land Breezes El Nino and La Nina END SLIDE OF FACTZ

Clouds there are 3 different types of clouds that I learned about clouds are made up of tiny dust particles, ice crystals, and water droplets clouds have precipitation and they fall as Rain, Snow, Sleet, or Hail Stratus clouds are flat and featureless, appearing as layered sheets. Cumulus clouds are puffy, like cotton floating in the sky. Cirrus clouds are thin and wispy, appearing high in the sky.

Frontz There are 4 different types of Frontz that I learned about Cold front- it forms when a cold air mass moves under a warm air mass- they bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, and sometimes snow- the color of the front is Blue Warm front- it forms when a warm air mass moves up and over a cold air mass- they bring rain, drizzle, and sometimes clear weather- the color of the front is red Stationary front- it forms when 2 air masses meet and do not want to move- they bring clear weather- the color of the front is red and blue Occluded front- it forms when 2 cold air masses move toward each other, warmer air is between them and pushed upward- they bring plenty of rain and plenty of snow – the color of the front is purple

Lighting Lightning is usually produced by cumulonimbus clouds Lightning can be a lot of different colors Ex: Pink, or Blue) lightning strikes in seconds

Weather tools the weather tool's are Wind Vane, Thermometer, Barometer, Anemometer, and Rain Gauge Wind Vane is a instrument that measure's the direction of the wind Thermometer measure's the air temperature Barometer measure's air pressure Anemometer measures wind speed Rain Gauge measure's the amount of rain Wedge Type: easier to read with smaller amounts of precipitation is a type of rain gauge

Sea and Land Breezes The Sea breezes cause a decrease in the land breeze near the ocean In Daytime cool air flows toward land creating sea breeze In Nighttime cool air over land moves toward the ocean which creates a land breeze

El Nino and La Nina La Nina was the opposite of El Nino El Nino is warmer than La Nina (La Nina) El Niño usually causes droughts in the western Pacific Heavier rains in the eastern Pacific La Niña winds blow more heavily than normal causing more cold water to rise Spread westward across the Pacific. La Niña cause a slight dip in the jet stream Brings colder weather to North Carolina.

The end of factz I don’t want it to be the end

Questions By: De’Anna Jones Questions About Clouds Lighting Frontz Weather Tools El Nino and La Nina Sea breeze and Land breezes

Question about Clouds How many types of clouds are there How many types of clouds are there What are the names of the clouds What are the names of the clouds

Answer about clouds There are 3 different types of clouds that we learned about There are 3 different types of clouds that we learned about Stratus, Cumulus, and Cirrus Stratus, Cumulus, and Cirrus

Questions about Frontz How many Frontz are there name them How many Frontz are there name them What color are they

Answer about Frontz There are 4 different types of Frontz and they are called cold, warm, stationary, and occluded front There are 4 different types of Frontz and they are called cold, warm, stationary, and occluded front cold frontz are blue, warm frontz are red stationary frontz are red and blue, occluded frontz are purple cold frontz are blue, warm frontz are red stationary frontz are red and blue, occluded frontz are purple

Question about lighting What color’s can lighting be What color’s can lighting be Do it strike in minutes or seconds Do it strike in minutes or seconds

Answer about lighting Lighting can be any color not just one color Lighting can be any color not just one color Lighting can strike in seconds Lighting can strike in seconds

Questions bout Weather Tools What are the name of the Weather tools What are the name of the Weather tools what measure’s wind speedwhat measure’s wind speed

Answer about Weather tools Wind Vane, Thermometer, Barometer, Anemometer, and Rain Gauge Wind Vane, Thermometer, Barometer, Anemometer, and Rain Gauge Anemometer

Question about La Nina and El Nino Is La Nino Cold or is it Warm Is EL Nino cold or is it Warm

Answer about La Nina and El Nino La Nina is cold El Nino is warm

Question about sea and land breezes Do sea Breezes cause a increase or a decrease in the land breeze near the ocean Do sea Breezes cause a increase or a decrease in the land breeze near the ocean In daytime do the cool air move toward the land or the ocean In daytime do the cool air move toward the land or the ocean

Answer about land and sea breezes The Sea breezes cause a decrease in the land breeze near the ocean The Sea breezes cause a decrease in the land breeze near the ocean In Daytime cool air flows toward land In Daytime cool air flows toward land

Weather tools Question Wind vanewind speed Thermometeramount of rain Barometer direction of the wind Anemometerair pressure Rain Gauge air temperature Use these lines

Weather tools Answer Wind vanewind speed Thermometeramount of rain Barometer direction of the wind Anemometerair pressure Rain Gauge air temperature

Jetstream questions What is a Jet Stream? A. A wind B. A wind current in the Earth’s Atmosphere C. A weather condition D. A front

JetStream Answer B. A wind current in the Earth’s atmosphere

Jetstream question How many types of Jet Streams are there? A.1 B.3 C.5 D.2

JetStream answer D.2

Jetstream question What Causes a jet Stream? A. Nothing B. Air Pressure C. The Uneven heating of the Earth’s air D. Temperature

Jetstream answer Q3: What causes a Jet Stream? C. The Uneven heating of the Earth’s Surface

Jetstream question What are the two types of Jet Streams? A. Polar and Tropical B. Tropical and Western C. Polar and Subtropical D. Tropical and Eastern

Jetstream Answer C. Polar and Subtropical

JetStream In which direction does the Jet Stream Blow? A. West B. East C. South D. North

B. East

How does a jet stream change its position when it flows over the earth? A. It doesn’t change Position B. It changes Temperature C. It dips and it bends D. It only flows in North America

C. It dips and Bends

How does a Jet Stream effect the weather? A. The Subtropical Jet Stream brings in cool air from the south, while the Polar Jet Stream brings in Warm air from the north B. The Subtropical Jet Stream Brings in Warm Air from the south, while the Polar Jet Stream brings in Warm Air from the north C. The Subtropical Jet Stream Brings in Warm air from the North, while the Polar Jet Stream brings in cool air from the South D. The Subtropical Jet Stream brings in Warm air from the South, while Polar Jet Stream brings in Cool air from the North

D. The Subtropical Jet Stream brings in warm air from the south, While the Polar Jet Stream brings in Cool air from the North

Why is a Jet Stream Important A. It has a huge effect on land weather B. It has a small effect on land weather C. It has a huge effect on ocean weather D. It has a small effect on ocean weather

A. It has a huge effect on land weather

Now the End By De’Anna Jones