Weather
Links

 

        Warm to wild, sunny to snow…we sure have a lot of different types of weather!   Check out the links below to find out about wild weather such as tornados, types of clouds and what they can tell you, and other sites about forecasting the weather!

 

 = ELL resource

 

 

General Weather Links

Fahrenheit to Celsius Temperature Converter

Scholastic Weather Maker

Weather Vocabulary page for English learners

ESL/ELL – Weather / Date Chart

NASA’s Wild Weather Game

Weather Wiz Kids - Wind

 

 

 

Types of Clouds

Web Weather for Kids

Learn about cloud types and play a cloud matching game!

 

Windows to the Universe – Clouds  

Real pictures of cloud types!  The page can be viewed in English and Spanish.

 

Scholastic’s Cloud Key

Print out, cut, and assemble your very own cloud key to help you identify clouds!

 

Clouds from Space

Pictures of what clouds look like to astronauts orbiting above the Earth!

 

NASA – Space Place: Clouds

Types of clouds and the weather they make.

 

Weather Wiz Kids – Clouds

Watch an animation to find out how clouds and fogs form!

 

 

 

 

 

Tornadoes

 

Exploring Earth – 3D Tornado Animation

View a computer generated animation of how a tornado spins.

 

FEMA’s Disaster Connection – Tornadoes

Tornado facts and safety.

 

Web Weather for Kids – Tornadoes, Thunderstorms, & Lightning

Map of U.S. tornadoes, how tornadoes form, and pictures.

 

How Stuff Works – Tornadoes

Pictures and videos explaining how tornadoes form.

 

KidStorm – Tornado

Pictures and diagrams – great site!

 

Make Your Own “Tornado in a Bottle”

Instructions to make your own “Tornado in a Bottle” using stuff you have at home!

 

National Geographic: Tornadoes

Types of tornadoes, pictures, and more.

 

 

 

 

 

Hurricanes

 

FEMA’s Disaster Connection – Hurricanes

Hurricane information and safety.

 

Web Weather for Kids – Hurricanes

How hurricanes form, pictures, and stories.

 

Storm Science – Hurricanes

Make your own hurricane model, see how hurricanes form, and much more!

 

Hurricane Tracker Atlantic Ocean Chart

Print out this tracker chart to follow the next hurricane in the Atlantic.

 

Test Your Hurricane Vocabulary!

Fill in the blanks (Cloze Procedure) and test your knowledge of hurricane vocabulary

 

 

 

 

 

 

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