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Group 2 Revised Model

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Group 4 Version 2

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Group 2

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Portland

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Group 14(A) Stemmers

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Amanda and Jen

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Ben/Kevin

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Investigation 7 Concept Maps

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Group 14 Model

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Group 12  Oct 25
Marissa IL

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Group 4 Model

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https://drive.google.com/a/danbury.k12.ct.us/file/d/0B0N9CEOerTFuWTREYlNUa0E3YTA/view?usp=sharing

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Now that we know what happened before, during and after the change in weather in Marissa IL, we think a possible reason to explain this phenomena is a colder, high pressure air mass (front) from the North met the warmer low pressure air mass (front) coming from the south. This can be seen from the increase in Barometric pressure, change in the wind direction and decrease in the temperature. The warmer, less dense air is pushed up/ displaced by the colder, more dense air causing a convection current (cell) = wind to change, temperature to decrease and pressure to increase. However the cause and effect is unknown.

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Group 2 Model