9/13 - Current Surface Wind and Temperature - earth.nullschool.net On map taped into your notebook:

1. Mark the high-pressure systems with a circled H.

2. Mark the low-pressure systems with a circled L.

9/16 - From Meteorologist Ryan Davidson Explains Weather Maps - youtube.com

• • • What direction are Cold Fronts usually going?

    • What direction are Warm Fronts usually going?

    • What kind of weather is usually seen around Cold Fronts?

    • Why do High Pressures usually have nice weather?

9/17 - Label all the changes of state between Solid, Liquid, and Gas.

9/18 - Make a surface weather map from data shown on:

Current Surface Wind and Temperature - earth.nullschool.net

1. Mark the high-pressure systems with an H.

2. Mark the low-pressure systems with an L.

3. Mark each front you see with a line.

4. Mark lines you think are cold fronts with triangles and warm fronts with half circles in the direction of the wind.

5. Compare your map with Current US Surface Weather Map - weather.com

9/19, 20 - Same as above. How has it changed from the day before?

9/24 - What are three different types of map projections? How is each made? (Old ES pgs. 40-42)

9/25 - Give an example of each of the following: (old ES 18-21)

• Physical Model

• Mathematical Model

• Conceptual Model

Google Earth Link

-Look at the abbreviation list and pick out 5 abbreviations you could use when taking notes.

- List all the units in the metric system you know for: length, volume, mass and temperature. (Old ES pgs. 22-25)

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