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Amani Madkour

precipitation

Science

Windy
weather!
Wind can be
strong or light!

We have different
types of weather!
And accordingly we
prepare ourselves
differently!

Temperature is
how hot or cold
the weather is!

What if it is rainy???
How can we prepare
ourselves?

What do we call
anything that
falls from the
cloud?

Precipitation is the
water that falls to
earth from the
clouds!

Water droplets rise in the
air.
Then they group together
to form a cloud.
And when the cloud is
ready it rains!

But Rain is not
the only type of
Precipitation!

Do you know
other types of
Precipitation?

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6. Windy weather! Wind can be strong or light!

10. Rainy Weather!

11.

12.

13. Snowy! Cold weather!

14.

15.

16. Sunny! Hot weather!

17. We have different types of weather! And accordingly we prepare ourselves differently!

18. If it is cold we wear heavy jackets!

19. If it is hot we wear light clothes!

20. But how can we tell the difference ??

21. By temperature !

22. Temperature is how hot or cold the weather is!

23. What if it is rainy??? How can we prepare ourselves?

24. We use an umbrella!

25. What do we call anything that falls from the cloud?

26. Precipitation!

27. Precipitation is the water that falls to earth from the clouds!

28. Water droplets rise in the air. Then they group together to form a cloud. And when the cloud is ready it rains!

29. But Rain is not the only type of Precipitation!

30. Do you know other types of Precipitation?

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