PPT-Weather Maps

NGS How Does Air Pressure Affect Weather How much the earth s atmosphere is pressing down on us Measured with a BAROMETER If it CHANGES then new weather is on the way Falling Air Pressure . Chapter 19. Result of intense convection. Associated . with . heating Earth’s surface. During spring, summer, and fall. Three-stage life cycle:. Beginning stage– formation of cumulus cloud. Rapid heating during day, warm air rises. I can’t believe this. freak weather! We’ve had so much snow, and spring is really late this year…. I don’t know, I can remember having lots. of snow in the sixties, and didn’t the River Thames once freeze over?. (cold, warm). meteorologist. pressure . (high, low). precipitation. Map created from satellite data. Review the weather symbols. Read the introduction and look for key ideas. What information is found on a weather map? How can a weather map be used to forecast weather? . I can’t believe this. freak weather! We’ve had so much snow, and spring is really late this year…. I don’t know, I can remember having lots. of snow in the sixties, and didn’t the River Thames once freeze over?. Why are maps, knowing how to read them, and to draw them (cartography) so important?”. I. What can maps show us?. Your Thoughts (in your notebooks under Roman Numeral I:. Symbols and Abbreviations for Outlining . Climate is the average annual pattern of precipitation and temperature at a specific location. Computer temperature maps for January 18, 2016. Current temp. Expected high temp for the day. The farther one predicts from today’s conditions, the less accurate the results may be.. We will pose and answer geographic questions about our planet, the distribution and patterns for various world regions and countries, economic activities, and society’s ability to control territory using many different graphic tools.. Climate is the average annual pattern of precipitation and temperature at a specific location. Computer temperature maps for January 18, 2016. Current temp. Expected high temp for the day. The farther one predicts from today’s conditions, the less accurate the results may be.. . Presenter: Alicia McGee. Email: . amcgee@mobilemcps.org. Make a copy of this to take notes!. Maps and Geography . We want students to become global students….. So….. Students should be able to:. . Presenter: Alicia McGee. Email: . amcgee@mobilemcps.org. Make a copy of this to take notes!. Maps and Geography . We want students to become global students….. So….. Students should be able to:. Map Your Hazards! . Combining Natural Hazards with Societal Issues. Links to Maps of Individual Natural Hazards. Links to maps are primarily from government websites.. Maps represent a historical complication of the occurrence of the natural hazard.. The Complete Library . Skills. Atlas Vocabulary:. Legend and . Scale:. They help . you read a map.. A legend or key will . tell you what the colored areas . mean and what the symbols stand for.. The scale . When will the storm arrive? . How fast do weather systems travel? What are typical storm tracks in the contiguous United States?. Copyright TERC, 2018. Storm Tracking Instructions. Print a set of maps to use in this exercise. (Or you can view the maps on a computer with ImageJ software, Adobe Reader, or PPT). The oldest map?. Konya . town map, Turkey, c. 6200 BC. Milestones Project. http://www.math.yorku.ca/SCS/Gallery/milestone/. The First World Map. Anaximander of Miletus, Turkey, c. 550 BC. Milestones Project.