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• - Includes facts, folklore, games, jokes, experiments, and activities, written by a meteorologist.
  
• - A fabulous guide to the science of the atmosphere from USA Today. Find out about "sun dogs" and learn how hurricanes work.
  
• - Join Billy and Maria as they learn about tornado safety and winter weather in these printable pages.
  
• - A fun and comprehensive guide with modules on clouds and precipitation, forces and wind, air masses and fronts, weather forcasting, storms, and hurricanes.
  
• - Interactive activity to learn the differences between each layer of the atmosphere and where atmospheric phenomena occur.
  
• - Newschannel 19's very own weather guru Dan Satterfield keeps us up to date with the latest weather news and explains all the scientific stuff as well.
  
• - Lessons and projects designed to help students in grades 2-12 learn about weather.
  
• - Tips about making a weather station and an overview of wind, moisture, temperature, air pressure, and hurricane conditions.
  
• - Games and activities, a virtual weather office, information about careers in weather, and a glossary. By Environment Canada.
  
• - Discusses several topics of weather including clouds, seasons, air pressure, winds, global warming, and violent weather. Also contains activities to give students a hands-on experience with weather.
  
• - Includes a fantastic weather section with detailed accounts on everything from anticyclones to wind. Printable and very easy to understand.
  
• - Learn about weather patterns and discover how our climate is changing. Try your hand at being a storm chaser in a hands-on Web activity.
  
• - Concise and interesting answers to the most-often asked questions about the weather, arranged in alphabetical order.
  
• - Pretend to be a meteorologist while learning about weather and climates.
  
• - All kinds of weather information, science project ideas, online activities, and printable pages. From the National Weather Service.
  
• - Provides links to directions for building rain gauges, anemometers, psychrometers, wind streamers, temperature graphs, and rainfall graphs.
  
• - From South Australia. Includes local data from the school weather station, weather records, and links.
  
• - Geography and Climate information for each of the 50 states.