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Weather Vocabulary: Understanding Air Pressure and Weather Systems

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In this activity, students identify and define key terms related to air pressure and weather systems using an alphabetical format. Only concepts discussed in the lesson are included, helping students strengthen vocabulary, reinforce understanding of atmospheric processes, and connect scientific terms to real weather patterns.

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In this activity, students identify and define key terms related to air pressure and weather systems using an alphabetical format. Only concepts discussed in the lesson are included, helping students strengthen vocabulary, reinforce understanding of atmospheric processes, and connect scientific terms to real weather patterns.

by Jazlien Mae Mercado
A
C
D
G
H
H
I
I
L
M
N
S
W

Starts with A

What is the force exerted by the weight of air above a surface?

Starts with C

What effect causes winds to curve due to the Earth's rotation?

Starts with D

How tightly packed air molecules are.

Starts with G

The force that pulls air molecules toward Earth, creating air pressure.

Starts with H

A metric unit used to measure air pressure on weather maps.

Starts with H

An area where air sinks, causing clear and calm weather.

Starts with I

A unit of air pressure measurement commonly used in weather reports.

Starts with I

Lines on a weather map that connect areas of equal air pressure.

Starts with L

An area where air rises, often causing clouds and rain.

Starts with M

The amount of matter in air that gives it weight.

Starts with N

The half of Earth north of the equator where winds rotate clockwise around highs.

Starts with S

The strength of sunlight heating Earth’s surface.

Starts with W

The movement of air from high pressure to low pressure.

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