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| An invisible mixture of gases. |
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| When air pushes on an object moving through air and slows the object down. |
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| A weather instrument used to measure wind speed. |
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| A large round container with a flat top and bottom of equal sizes. |
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| A pocket of air that forms when a gas rises to the surface of a liquid. |
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| A wind classification that describes when there is no wind. |
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| To make or become different. |
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| High, thin, stretched-out clouds composed of ice. |
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| A group of very tiny water drops in the sky. |
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| An air temperature between 0°C and 10°C [32°F and 50°F]. |
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| To squeeze air into a smaller space. |
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| An air temperature between 10°C and 20°C [50°F and 65°F]. |
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| Big, fluffy, cotton-ball-looking clouds at low to middle heights in the atmosphere. |
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| Celsius: The metric unit for measuring temperature. |
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| Fahrenheit: A unit for measuring temperature. |
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| The course or line along which something moves, faces, lies or points. |
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| How far it is between two points. |
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| A wind that is blowing from the east. |
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| A string attached to a kite. |
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| Something that uses compressed air to push water out of a container. |
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| An air temperature below 0°C [32°F]. |
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| A kind of matter that can be compressed, such as air. |
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| A tool for organizing and comparing kinds of weather. |
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| An air temperature between 30°C and 50°C [80°F and 120°F]. |
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| To pump air into a container to make it bigger. |
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| Something that you cannot see. |
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| An object-often made of a light wooden or plastic frame covered with paper, plastic, or cloth-that is flown in the air at the end of a string |
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| Something that has mass and takes up space. |
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| To find the amount of something, such as weight or size. |
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| A scientist who studies the weather. |
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| To observe and record observations about something over time. |
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| A natural satellite revolving around a planet. |
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| To change place or direction; to put in motion. |
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| A wind that is blowing from the north. |
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| When the sky is gray and cloudy, but it is not raining or snowing. |
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| A soft, absorbent towel made of paper that can be thrown away or recycled after use. |
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| A piece of cloth that catches air to slow a person or object that is falling. |
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| When it is sunny outside but there are lots of clouds in the sky. |
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| A toy that spins around when the wind blows on it. |
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| A device used to unclog drains and pipes. |
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| A force that acts on compressed air. |
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| Blades that turn around a center point to push or blow air. |
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| A tool used to measure the amount of rainfall. |
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| When the sky is cloudy and raining or drizzling. |
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| A vehicle used to launch things into space. |
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| A series of objects placed next to each other. |
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| A time of year that has a typical weather pattern that can be observed, compared, and predicted. |
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| When the sky is cloudy and snow is falling. |
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| A wind that is blowing from the south. |
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| A celestial body that can be seen at night from Earth. |
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| Weather that has strong winds and can bring rain or snow. |
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| Huge, expansive layers of gray clouds that hang low and fill the sky. |
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| A start hat is the center of a planetary system. |
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| When the weather is bright with few or no clouds. |
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| A picture that represents the weather. |
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| A cylinder and piston system used to draw up, measure and transfer liquids. |
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| A set of objects that are related in some way and can be isolated for study; a group of things or parts. |
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| A part of a kite that streams behind. |
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| A description of how hot or cold something is. |
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| A weather instrument used to measure temperature. |
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| A device that is used to do something. |
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| A hollow cylinder that acts as a passage for a fluid. |
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| A small container often used for liquids or pills. |
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| An air temperature between 20°C and 30°C [65°F and 80°F]. |
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| A clear liquid made of hydrogen and oxygen. |
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| The condition of the air at a given time. |
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| A balloon used to carry weather instruments into the sky. |
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| A tool that helps meteorologists measure weather. |
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| A wind that is blowing from the west. |
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| A weather instrument used to observe the direction of the wind. |
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