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<strong>Micron</strong> Confidential<br />

<strong>Weather</strong><br />

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What is weather?<br />

<strong>Weather</strong> is the state of the atmosphere in terms of:<br />

� Temperature<br />

� Pressure<br />

� Wind<br />

� Moisture<br />

Changes in any of these can<br />

cause the weather we<br />

experience.<br />

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What makes up the Earth’s crust and sky?<br />

• Land<br />

• Water<br />

• Moisture<br />

• Air<br />

• Gases<br />

• Water vapor<br />

• Dust<br />

• Smoke<br />

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What are the layers or zones of the Earth?<br />

• Inner core<br />

• Outer core<br />

• Mantle<br />

• Crust<br />

• Water<br />

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What is the atmosphere?<br />

• The area above the earth’s crust.<br />

• Serves as a thermostat for the earth.<br />

• Protects the earth from too much solar radiation.<br />

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• Atmospheric Pressure<br />

• Wind Circulation<br />

• Water Cycle<br />

• Warm and Cold Fronts<br />

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Activity Stations<br />

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Wind Circulation<br />

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Water Cycle<br />

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Warm Front<br />

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Cold Front<br />

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Convection Currents<br />

Warm over cold After 10 minutes Cold over warm After 10 minutes<br />

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