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What’s the Weather? | Let’s Learn | PBS LearningMedia

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In this video from Let’s Learn, Cassondra Easterling and two young helpers observe and record weather data using a tally chart, pictograph, and a bar chart.

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Weather | Science Trek | PBS LearningMedia

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The weather impacts everything we do, but how do scientists know what's going to happen? Learn more about the weather. Host Joan Cartan-Hansen also takes students inside the National Weather Service office to see how meteorologists collect the data they need to predict the weather.

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National Geographic- Make a Weather Station

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National Geographic- Make a Weather Station

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Would you like to forecast or track the weather from your own house-without the Internet, television, or radio? It's easy. Not only can you put together your own weather station, you can build the equipment yourself!

Meteorologists, people who study weather, predict weather based on past weather. They track changes in temperature, pressure, humidity, wind, and precipitation. To track the weather like a meteorologist you'll need:

Once you set up your weather station, you'll soon begin to notice how different patterns predict certain kinds of weather-just like a meteorologist. Good luck!

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The instruments you'll need to build your own weather station

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Read National Geographic Readers: Weather on Epic

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Read National Geographic Readers: Weather on Epic

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Instantly access National Geographic Readers: Weather plus over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids.

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ALL ABOUT WEATHER  | BEST SELLER! | ENGAGING & INFORMATIVE | WEATHER VOCAB! | #readaloud #esl

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Earth's Most Extreme Weather | SciShow Kids Compilation