Grades 3-5
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Weather School for Kids – Hurricanes by James Spann
This is an online lesson on meteorology, geared primarily for those in grades 1-5, but older kids and adults will learn as well!
Recent Articles #2
Weather School for Kids by James Spann
This is an online lesson on meteorology, geared primarily for those in grades 1-5, but older kids and adults will learn as well!
AccuWeather: Why Do Meteorologists Never Wear Green While On-Screen?
AccuWeather meteorologist Geoff Cornish dives deep into the mystery behind wearing green clothing on-camera and why you’ll never see it! Literally!
AccuWeather: The Sun Doesn’t Always Rise in the East
If you pay close attention, you will notice that the sun only rises directly in the east and sets directly in the west two days out of the year. Find out why with AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski.
AccuWeather: How Lightning Can Strike the Same Place Twice
Lightning actually can strike the same place twice. It can do that by the use of “needles.” Let’s find out how it works.
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Lisa Spencer Brings You Weather School for Kids: Water Cycle
Learning about the water cycle can help you understand the changes in the weather. Lisa Spencer shows you the water cycle basics.
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Lisa Spencer Brings You Weather School for Kids: How to Read a Weather Map
Have you ever wondered what those blue and red lines mean on a weather map? How about the H’s and L’s?
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Making Water Defy Gravity
A trick with atmospheric pressure can cause water to rise against gravity. Here’s how.
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Build Your Own Barometer
How can you measure air pressure with ingredients in your house? It’s actually quite simple.
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: More With Air Pressure
More experiments dealing with air pressure by the Captial Weather Gang.
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Air Pressure Experiment
How can you get an egg inside a bottle? Turns out that air pressure can help!
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Tornadoes & Severe Thunderstorms
What makes a tornado? How big can hail get? And what’s a “supercell?” This adventure into the heart of the storm gives you a front-row seat into the science of the storms out in Tornado Alley.
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: The Power of Hurricanes
They’re some of the most beastly storms on the planet. Learn the secret to these behemoth storms and what lurks inside their eye.
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Wildest Weather of the Solar System
Did you know there can be thunderstorms on Jupiter? How about a hexagon-shaped vortex on Saturn? And what makes the northern lights?
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Capital Weather Gang – Weather Gang: Rainbows, Fogbows, Moonbows, & Everything in Between
Rainbows are cool, but did you know you have a quintuple rainbow? Or a ghostly-white “fogbow?” How about a “moonbow?” We explore how wacky the sky can get when conditions line up just right.
ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee – Getting Into Meteorology views: 231
Take a trip through Ginger’s past to see how she became a meteorologist and learn how you can become one too.
Climate Central Presents “Climate Change: The Basics” views: 209
This outstanding video is produced by Climate Central’s meteorologist Sean Sublette.
The Final #Datapalooza Twitter Chat Will Be Held on Thursday, Oct. 1st at 12 pm views: 206
This year, @NOAASatellites will be holding its third annual #Datapalooza — a series of Twitter chats that aim to celebrate NOAA data while also making it more accessible.
What is WeatherReady Fest? views: 405
Learn how to be better prepared for a disaster with the Virtual WeatherReady Fest! Billion-dollar weather disasters are a regular occurrence today. The devastating impacts of extreme events like tornado outbreaks, widespread floods, destructive hurricanes, crippling droughts, deadly wildfires, and earthquakes can be reduced by teaching people useful preparedness and resilience techniques.