'Interpreting Weather Symbols - The Visual Language Of Weather' Geography Worksheet (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

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3. Fill in the blank spaces next to each city with the correct values.

For the following cities: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami, Minneapolis,

New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington—and your location if not listed!

CITY

STATE

TEMP.

DEW POINT

WIND SPEED

WIND

AIR

CLOUD

DIRECTION

PRESSURE

COVER

Atlanta

Chicago

Dallas

Denver

Miami

Minneapolis

New York

San

Francisco

Seattle

Washington

OUR TOWN

In your WEATHERlogs, answer the following questions:

4. Which city is recording the highest current temperature?

5. Which city is recording the lowest current temperature?

6. Describe the location(s) of high pressure centers and low pressure centers.

7. Describe the direction of wind circulation around any high pressure centers.

8. Describe the direction of wind circulation around any low pressure centers.

9. Describe the location(s) of warm fronts, cold fronts, stationary fronts, or

occluded fronts.

10. Which areas of the U.S. are receiving precipitation? Where is the heaviest

precipitation occurring?

11. Locate the nearest surface reporting station near your school. Describe the

weather conditions at that station.

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