CURRENT SURFACE WEATHER MAP ACTIVITY
Activity Questions
- How many high pressure systems (Highs) are shown on the weather map?
Where are their centers located? In your answer, use either state names or
geographic regions of the country (e.g., Mid-Atlantic states) to describe
the location of the Highs.
- How many low pressure systems (Lows) are described on the weather map?
Where are their centers located?
- What kinds of fronts are shown on the weather map? Where are they
located?
- Where is the weather likely to be fair (clear and dry)?
- Where is it likely to be stormy (cloudy, with a chance of
precipitation)?
- According to the weather map, what is the weather likely to be in your
area? Is it?
- Based upon the current surface weather map, forecast (predict)
tomorrow's weather for your location.
Please send your ideas and input to:
Walter Sanford, Director
Hypermedia Geoscience Curriculum Project
Internet: wsanford@pen.k12.va.us
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