Weather Instruments
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
THERMOMETER
- It measures how hot or cold the air is.
- It measures in Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Photo by lierne
BAROMETER
Photo by Jason Short 2008
BAROMETER
- The Barometer measures the air pressure.
- It's telling if it's high pressure fair weather or low pressure lousy weather.
Photo by wwnorm
WIND VANE
Photo by Leo Reynolds
WIND VANE
- The Wind Vane measures the direction the winds going.
- The Wind Vane has something on the back of it to help tell the direction.
- If it doesn't have something in the back of it. it would just keep spinning in circles.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
ANEMOMETER
Photo by Official U.S. Navy Imagery
ANEMOMETER
- The Anemometer measures the wind speed.
- The Anemometer measures wind speed in Miles Per Hour.
Photo by FondriestEnv
RAIN GAUGE
- The Rain Gauge measures the precipitation.
- It measures precipitation in inches or centimeters.
Photo by dc0de_null
HYGROMETER
- The Hygrometer measures the humidity.
- Humidity is the water evaporating in the air.
Photo by quapan
RADAR
Photo by Euclid vanderKroew
SATELLITE
Photo by christianmeichtry
SATELLITE
- A satellite takes pictures from space.
- It takes pictures of clouds moving
Photo by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
WEATHER BUOY
Photo by Ian Halsey
WEATHER BUOY
- A station on water that measures all the things that all the instruments measure.
Photo by NOAA Photo Library
