Satellite Maps 1.What do satellite images show? 2.What can meteorologists.

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Satellite Maps What do satellite images show? 2.What can meteorologists learn by the shade of the clouds on a satellite image? 3.Why is this information important?

Radar Maps What does radar show? 2.How do we get radar images? 3.Why is this information important?

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Temperature Maps What is temperature? 2.Why is it usually cooler at night? 3.Why is this information important?

Front Maps fronts-systems.htm fronts-systems.htm 1.What is a cold front? 2.What is a warm front? 3.What type of weather does each typically bring? 4.Why is this information important?