Weather Pattern

• It is the condition of the atmosphere at a specific place and time.

  Weather
• it is the degrees of hotness or coldness of a place. 

  Temperature
• It is the movement of air in the atmosphere. 

  WIND
• It is the force caused by the weight of air in the Earth’s surface. 

  AIR PRESSURE
• It is the amount of water vapour in the air. 

  Humidity
• It is the water falling from the atmosphere, in the forms of rain, snow or hail. 

  Precipitation
• Scientists who study the weather and make predictions about what the weather will be like.

  Meteorologist
• Are used to measure the temperature of the air.

  Thermometer
• measure air pressure, which can help predict changes in the weather.

  Barometer
• Are used  to measure wind speed.

  Anometer
• Capture images and gather data about the atmospheric conditions. 

  Weather Satellites
• Refers as the general pattern of weather in a certain area over a long period of time. 

  CLIMATE
• It is the distance (in degrees) to the North and South from the EQUATOR.

  Latitude
• It is an imaginary line that is parallel to the equator. 

  Latitude
• Found near the equator, these regions have warm temperatures throughout the year and high humidity.

  TROPICAL CLIMATE
• These regions have distinct seasons, including warm summers and cool winters.

  Temperate Climate
• Near the Earth's poles, these regions are very cold and experience long, harsh winters with little daylight.

  Polar Climate
• are hot and dry regions with very little rainfall. They have extreme temperature ranges, with scorching hot days and cool nights.

  DRY/DESSERT CLIMATE
• It is the height above sea level.

  Altitude
• The air temperature decreases as the altitude increases.
• This term refers to the direction from which the wind is blowing, or "upwind".

  WINDWARD
• This term refers to the direction towards which the wind is blowing, or "downwind".

  LEEWARD