Weather Wizards
You look out your window on a sunny morning and daydream
about your after-school plans. You are making your own weather forecast
as you plan to go to the park, play basketball, or go to practice. You
base your forecast on your observations and your past experiences. Sometimes
you might think you know what the weather will be like, but it changes.
Weather forecasts are important to many people.
Discover for yourself how weather patterns are predicted and what you need
to know to be able to predict the weather. Join us as we use real time
Internet activities to investigate how meteorologists use what they know
about atmosphere, temperature, air pressure, and humidity to predict the
weather.
This page was created by Carmel Kostiuk and Myriam Smith
of Lincoln Middle School in Passaic, New Jersey.
For additional information E-mail mzorrocam@aol.com
This project was developed by participants in the ScienceLink
Project coordinated by the staff of CIESE
at Stevens Institute of Technology.
