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Weather Tools What are they? What do they do?

Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

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Page 1: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Weather Tools

What are they? What do they do?

Page 2: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

The Most Common Weather Tools Are:

• Thermometer• Wind Vane

• Anemometer• Barometer• Rain Gauge

Page 3: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Thermometer• A thermometer is a

weather tool used to measure the temperature.

Page 4: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Wind Vane• By observing wind vanes,

we can know the direction of the wind. Knowing the direction of the wind is an important part in predicting the weather.

• To determine wind direction, a wind vane spins and points in the direction from which the wind is coming

Page 5: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Anemometer• Wind speed is an

important part of weather.

• An anemometer is a weather tool that measures wind speed.

Page 6: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Barometer• Barometers are

important to measuring air pressure. Air pressure can help you predict good or bad weather.

Page 7: Weather Tools What are they? What do they do? The Most Common Weather Tools Are: Thermometer Wind Vane Anemometer Barometer Rain Gauge

Rain Gauge• A rain gauge is a

weather tool used to collect rain.

• Using measurements on the side of the rain gauge, you can see how many inches it rained.