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How To Read A Weather Map

Added: 20 Nov 2015 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Guide/notes

Highly visual guide to understanding and interpreting weather maps. Covers the symbols on a map, UV measurements, air pressure, extreme weather warnings and isobars. It also examines the people who rely on weather forecasting, and how weather conditions affect people in their day-to-day lives.

How it maps to the curriculum

3-4
5-6
SESE Geography

Strand: Mapping & Geog Skills

Suggestions for use: This site would display very well on the class computer or IWB. Take the time to plan a class using this as the core resource.

Strand: Mapping & Geog Skills

Suggestions for use: This site would display very well on the class computer or IWB. Take the time to plan a class using this as the core resource.

JC
Geography

Strand: 1. Exploring the Physical World

Strand unit: 8. Gather, Record & Interpret Weather Data

Suggestions for use: Excellent to introduce students to basic understanding of weather and the things to look at when reading a weather forecast.

Key Skills:

  • Managing Information and Thinking

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