5th Grade Weather Flashcards

Prepare for the Weather Assessment on Thursday, 10/1.

1
Q

Is it more likely that the warmest temperature of the day will be in the MORNING, the AFTERNOON, or the EVENING?

A

AFTERNOON

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Why is the temperature warmer in the middle of the day compared to the morning and the evening?

A

The sunlight is MORE DIRECT in the middle of the day

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3
Q

What direction does weather typically move in the United States?

A

From WEST (California side) to EAST (Florida side)

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4
Q

What is the name for the winds that blow from the West to the East that move most weather systems?

A

The Westerlies

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5
Q

Which is MORE DENSE? Cold air or warm air?

A

Cold Air

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Q

What is the name for the process of warm water turning into water vapor and traveling into the atmosphere?

A

Evaporation

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Q

What is the name for the process of water vapor in the atmosphere turning into clouds?

A

Condensation

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What is the name for the process of water vapor in the clouds turning into droplets and falling back to the Earth?

A

Precipitation

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9
Q

What is the mostly likely result of COLD WATER moving over a WARM body of water?

A

Clouds will form

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10
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the temperature?

30 degrees Fahrenheit or LOWER

A

COLD

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Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the temperature?

Between 31 degrees Fahrenheit and 74 degrees Fahrenheit

A

WARM/COOL

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Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the temperature?

75 degrees Fahrenheit or HIGHER

A

HOT

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13
Q

What temperature range (in degrees Fahrenheit) would be considered HOT?

A

75 degrees Fahrenheit or HIGHER

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14
Q

What temperature range (in degrees Fahrenheit) would be considered WARM/COOL?

A

Between 31 degrees Fahrenheit and 74 degrees Fahrenheit

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What temperature range (in degrees Fahrenheit) would be considered COLD?

A

30 degrees Fahrenheit or LOWER

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16
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the wind?

Between 6 mph and 24 mph

17
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the wind?

25 mph or HIGHER

A

REALLY WINDY

18
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the wind?

5 mph or LOWER

19
Q

What wind speed range (in miles per hour) would be considered REALLY WINDY?

A

25 mph or HIGHER

20
Q

What wind speed range (in miles per hour) would be considered CALM?

A

5 mph or LOWER

21
Q

What wind speed range (in miles per hour) would be considered WINDY?

22
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the conditions of the sky (sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy)?

30.5 in. of Hg or HIGHER

23
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the conditions of the sky (sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy)?

29.4 in. of Hg and LOWER

A

CLOUDY - Rain or Snow (depending on temperature)

24
Q

Given this weather DATA, how would you describe the conditions of the sky (sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy)?

Between 29.5 in. of Hg and 30.4 in. of Hg

A

PARTLY CLOUDY

25
What air pressure range (in inches of mercury) would cause the conditions to be CLOUDY?
29.4 in. of Hg and LOWER
26
What air pressure range (in inches of mercury) would cause the conditions to be PARTLY CLOUDY?
Between 29.5 in. of Hg and 30.4 in. of Hg
27
What air pressure range (in inches of mercury) would cause the conditions to be SUNNY?
30.5 in. of Hg or HIGHER
28
If the temperature is HOT and the air pressure is LOW, what kind of precipitation can you expect?
RAIN
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If the temperature is COLD and the air pressure is LOW, what kind of precipitation can you expect?
SNOW
30
Given this set of weather DATA, how would you describe the weather CONDITIONS?: 26 degrees F 28.8 in. of Hg 11 mph
COLD, SNOWY, and WINDY
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Given this set of weather DATA, how would you describe the weather CONDITIONS?: 64 degrees F 30.7 in. of Hg 31 mph
WARM, SUNNY, and REALLY WINDY
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Given this set of weather DATA, how would you describe the weather CONDITIONS?: 87 degrees F 29.1 in. of Hg 3 mph
HOT, RAINY, and CALM
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Given this set of weather DATA, how would you describe the weather CONDITIONS?: 11 degrees F 30.9 in. of Hg 2 mph
COLD, SUNNY, and CALM
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Given this set of weather DATA, how would you describe the weather CONDITIONS?: 48 degreees F 30.2 in. of Hg 29 m
COOL, PARTLY CLOUDY, and REALLY WINDY