Weather - the condition of the atmosphere at a certain time and place, Climate - the usual weather in an area (or region) over a long period of time; think of it as the average weather, Meteorologist - a scientist who studies weather, Thermometer - a tool used to measure the how warm the air is, Temperature - the measure of how warm the air is, Rain Gauge - a tool used to measure the amount of rainfall, Wind Vane - a tool used to measure wind direction, Anemometer - a tool used to measure wind speed, Air Pressure - the weight of the air above the Earth’s surface, Barometer - a tool used to measure air pressure, Hygrometer - weather instrument that measures the amount of humidity in the air, Stratus Clouds - low, sheet like gray clouds; some can bring rain, Cumulus Clouds - clouds that have flat bottoms and puffy tops; nice weather, Cumulonimbus Clouds - tall, dark cumulus clouds; thunderstorms, Cirrus Clouds - formed high in the atmosphere and usually made of ice crystals; these clouds are wispy and look like feathers; seen in fair weather, but rainy weather often follows in a day or two, Cumulus Clouds, Stratus Clouds, Cumulonimbus Clouds, Cirrus Clouds,

Clouds & Weather Instruments

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