Cloud Forecasting Image Match-Up
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Cloud Forecasting Image Match-Up
☁️ Part 1: Match the Cloud to the Forecast
I can... identify common cloud types and use them to make a weather forecast.
Success criteria: I match each cloud image to the most likely weather and explain one clue I noticed.
Draw a line from each cloud image to the best forecast. Use each forecast one time.
A. Cumulus
B. Stratus
C. Cirrus
D. Cumulonimbus
1. Thunderstorms, heavy rain, or hail may occur.
2. Fair weather with puffy white clouds is likely.
3. A gray, low blanket may bring clouds or light drizzle.
4. Thin, wispy clouds may signal a change in weather.
🔎 Part 2: Use Evidence to Forecast
🌦️ Part 3: Scientist Challenge
Differentiate: If you need support, use these clues: puffy = fair, wispy = changing, blanket-like = cloudy, tall and dark = stormy.
Extension for advanced learners: Choose two cloud types and compare their height, shape, and likely weather. Which cloud gives stronger evidence of a storm? Explain why.
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