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Weather Tools and Vocabulary

This guide explores various weather measurement tools, such as thermometers and hygrometers, along with key meteorological concepts. Learn how thermometers measure temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius, and how hygrometers assess humidity levels. Discover the importance of wind vanes and anemometers in determining wind direction and speed. Delve into the science of meteorology, which studies weather phenomena, including severe weather conditions and atmospheric pressure using barometers. This comprehensive overview is essential for anyone interested in the dynamics of Earth's atmosphere and weather forecasting.

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Weather Tools and Vocabulary

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  1. Weather Tools and Vocabulary

  2. Thermometer • Measures Temp • Degrees Fahrenheit • Degrees Celsius

  3. Hygrometer • Measures Humidity or Relative Humidity • Percentage

  4. Wind Vane • Wind Directions • Compass points

  5. Anemometer • Wind Speed • Km/h

  6. Barometer • Air Pressure • Millibar

  7. A person who studies weather Meteorologist

  8. Weather that is dangerous or causes damage Severe Weather

  9. The scientific study of Earth’s weather Meteorology

  10. A prediction about what kind of weather to expect Forecast

  11. The gases surrounding Earth Atmosphere

  12. Properties of air that affect weather Weather Factors

  13. Forced into a smaller place Compressed

  14. The push when compressed air pushes back Pressure

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