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This document discusses how to measure different aspects of weather including temperature, precipitation, and wind. It explains that temperature is measured using a thermometer and can indicate whether the weather is hot or cold. Precipitation such as rain, snow, sleet and hail are different forms of water falling from clouds. Wind speed is measured using an anemometer to determine how strongly it is blowing.

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How can you measure weather?
What will you wear
today???
Heavy or light
clothes?????

Weather
A. Temperature
B. Precipitation
C. Wind

Temperature
(A)
How hot or
cold weather is

Thermometer:
Used to measure temperature

•The weather is
cool
•The temperature
is 20 Celsius

Anemometer:
used to
measure how
strong wind is

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