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3. Relative Humdity/Dewpoint ESRT Practice Problems

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3. Relative Humdity/Dewpoint ESRT Practice Problems

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Test yourself!
Complete the Relative Humidity/Dewpoint practice problems on pg. 13-14 of your Topic 6B note packet.

Check your answers with the key when finished!
(keys are in the file folder at station 1)

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2. Current Relative Humidity and Dewpoint

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2. Current Relative Humidity and Dewpoint

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Follow the teacher's instructions to measure wet and dry bulb temperatures using a sling psychrometer.

Use the ESRT pg. 12 to determine the relative humidity and dewpoint in the classroom.

Record this information on your Weather Variables Data Table

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Questions:
Predict how the Dewpoint & Relative Humidity would change if we used a bigger beaker? A smaller beaker?

Analyze the relationship between Dewpoint and Relative Humidity

Critique our model of relative humidity. How is the sponge a good/bad model for air?

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Complete 3-2-1 TOTD (in basket on Teacher's desk)

Hand in to blue basket before leaving

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Complete 3-2-1 TOTD (in basket on Teacher's desk)

Hand in to blue basket before leaving

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You will complete 3 scripts on the barometer, sling psychrometer, and anemometer

One student will be the "teacher." The teacher will read the script, model with the instrument, and question peers.

Switch roles for the second & third scripts.

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2. Current Wind Speed and Wind Direction

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2. Current Wind Speed and Wind Direction

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Look up the current wind speed and direction using the weather app on your cell phone (on iphones, scroll down below 7-day forecast). Make sure your location is set for Syracuse! Record this information with units on your Weather Variables Data Table

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Complete pages 3-4 in your Topic 6B note packet using the Powerpoint slide show below.

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Read the barometric pressure from the barometer on the windowsill.

Record the barometric pressure with units on your Weather Variables Data Table, then convert to station model code

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Complete 3-2-1 TOTD (in basket on Teacher's desk)

Hand in to blue basket before leaving

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Complete pg. 19 in your Topic 6B notes. Check your answer with the key when you are finished!
(Keys are in the file folder at Station 3)

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1. Hommocks Earth Science - Station Models video clip

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1. Hommocks Earth Science - Station Models video clip

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Log in to Edpuzzle by clicking on the link below. Use your personal login info.

Choose "Hommocks Earth Science - Station Models" from your list of assigned videos

Watch the clip and answer the questions. When you are done, you can check your quiz score.

Pay close attention! You will need this knowledge to complete the next parts of this station!

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Station 2: High and Low Pressure (collaborative)

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Station 2: High and Low Pressure (collaborative)

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Station1: Dewpoint & Relative Humidity (Teacher-led)

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Station1: Dewpoint & Relative Humidity (Teacher-led)