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Meteorologists make weather measurements in the same way each time so they can make comparisons.
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Temperature data for one month can be described as the range of daily high temperatures over the whole month.
Precipitation data for one month can be described as the total precipitation over the whole month.
Although the temperature in a place can change each day, there is a pattern that can be described by the range of temperatures. Different places have different temperature ranges.
Scientists evaluate evidence to find the strongest evidence. Stronger evidence makes an argument more convincing.
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Even though the weather can be different every day, there is a pattern to the weather. The seasons that happen in one year repeat at the same time every year.
Different places have different climates.
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There is a pattern to where different types of weather happen.
People can design solutions to prevent damage caused by natural hazards.
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