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On this map, we can see the temperatures of major cities, and we can also infer by the colors on the map that the red/yellow zone will be warmer than the blue zones.

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Using an anemometer, we can measure just how fast the wind is blowing.

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With the inventions of modern technology, we also have what is called the Doppler Weather Radar. Using this tool, meteorologists can see the weather formations from a bird's eye view in real time. With this tool, meteorologists can even predict what direction the storm will go.

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We can measure how hot or cold it is outside by using a thermometer.

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We can measure how hot or cold it is outside by using a thermometer.

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Today we will be discussing a few very important points about weather. We will explore what weather is, the different kinds of weather patterns we can have, and how weather is mapped, measured, and recorded over time to find patterns.

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Wonder About Weather | Nat Geo Kids Weather Playlist

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Let's start a weather journal! We will print out 5 weeks of these forecasts and we will keep track of what the weather does in those 5 weeks.

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We can see just how much rain fell by using a rain gauge.

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ESS2.D: Weather and Climate/ Weather is the combination of sunlight, wind, snow or rain, and temperature in a particular region at a particular time. People measure these conditions to describe and record the weather and to notice patterns over time. (K-ESS2-1)

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A hurricane is a giant storm that happens in the ocean and can come on land around the coastlines. These storms have violent winds that can cause the same and more extensive damage as a tornado. In the center of the storm, we see the 'eye' of the storm. The eye is a calm spot in the middle of the storm. Because of the strong winds and storms that happen in hurricanes, many times, they cause flooding in the areas were they occur.

*Fun Fact: In the northern hemisphere (where we live) we call these storms hurricanes and they rotate counterclockwise. In the southern hemisphere, these storms are called cyclones and rotate clockwise.

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Hail or, sleet in the smaller form, are balls of ice that fall from the clouds during storms.

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In the part of Arkansas were we live, we see a lot more tornado activity than most other states do. When two opposite wind currents collide, a funnel like cloud forms and can further become a tornado. Tornadoes are very dangerous and can reek havoc in and around the places they touch down.

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Lightning looks pretty cool, but we need to remember that it is also very dangerous.

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We experience a lot of sunny days. The sun warms the Earth and is vital for the survival of some of the most important things we have like plants! But be careful! The sun can be harmful! When we go outside we need to remember to wear sunscreen to protect our bodies from getting too much sun.