A bad example of a weather presentation.

1. Weather
SOL 4.6
By: Mrs. Cox

2. Virginia Science SOL 4.6
• 4.6 The student will investigate and
understand how weather conditions
and phenomena occur and can be
predicted.
a) weather phenomena;
b) weather measurements and
meteorological tools; and
c) use of weather measurements
and weather phenomena to make
weather predictions.

3. Temperature , Air Pressure, and
Fronts
• Temperature is the measure of the amount
of thermal energy in the atmosphere.
• Air pressure is due to the weight of the air
and is determined by several factors
including the temperature of the air.
• A front is the boundary between air
masses of different temperature and
humidity.