Weather Day 3: Air Pressure, Temperature & Altitude
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The document discusses different weather concepts including air pressure, temperature, and altitude. It defines key terms and explores the relationships between altitude, temperature, and air pressure. Students are instructed to complete a lab traveling to four stations to observe these concepts firsthand and answer review questions in full sentences. For homework, students are asked to read the textbook pages, answer the section review questions, and complete three worksheets on weather, the atmosphere, and air pressure.
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