TYPES OF WEATHER

Done by: Fahad AlMulhim

Grade 1 D

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There are many different types of weather
conditions, from rain to hail to sun and snow.
Weather forecasters in many parts of the world
report on the weather each day, they tell people
what the temperature is going to be like, report
on humidity levels or warn us if a storm is on its
way.

Look at this image, what type of weather conditions

?are the symbols representing

Cloud Facts
When you look up in the sky what do you see? You see lots of
blue, you see the sun, and most days you see pillows of white,
fluffy clouds floating along as if they don’t have a care in the
world.
 

Lightning Facts
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Lightning is a form of electricity. It happens when the negative and
positive charges of electricity in clouds get together. This happens
when the ice and water particles in a cloud collide with each other.

Rain Facts
Sometimes the rain makes it impossible to play the soccer game we
were excited about or keeps us from spending the day riding
rollercoasters and other fun rides at the amusement park, but rain
is very important to the earth and to us. Without it we could not
.survive
.Rain is water that falls from the clouds when they get too heavy

Snow Facts
Cold…white…fluffy…wet…frozen: all of these words describe snow.
But what is snow and where does it come from.

Snow is frozen rain. Wait! Isn’t frozen rain ice? Yes, but so is snow.
Here’s how it happens…

Water vapor travels from the ground to the level of the atmosphere
to form clouds all throughout the year no matter what the

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temperature is. When both the earth’s surface and the atmosphere
is cold, the water vapor turns into tiny ice crystals.

Wind Facts
Wind is nothing more than moving air. The wind can blow at
different speeds and move in all different directions—sometimes it
even blows in more than one direction at the same time

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:Resources

https://www.oddizzi.com/teachers/explore-the-
/world/weather/weather-types

http://www.scienceforkidsclub.com/weather.html