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| An instrument that can mesaure the wind force |
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| an instrument that rotated to show which way the wind is going, ad also a swirly thing on top of barns. |
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| anthing for esuaring pressure |
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| foggy like weather; gloomy |
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| A thing for measuring the amount of rainfall |
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| cold weather that overcomes the hot weather |
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| warm weather that over comes the cold weather |
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| often brings precipitation |
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| an air mass of higher than normal pressure |
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| the map the people at the weather station use to predict the weather |
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| a machine that sends photographic images to a radar to project the weather |
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| measurrement that compares the amount of water vapors in air with the amount the air can hold at a certain temperature |
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| the temperature at which a volume of air cannot hold any more water vapor. |
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| a large body of air having similar properties or weather conditions |
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| tbhe boundry between warm and cold air masses |
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