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Class Flow: Weather Maps Whiteboard

Class Flow: Weather Maps Whiteboard

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Interactive Whiteboard

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Whiteboard

Class Flow: Weather Maps

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[Free Registration/Login Required] This flipchart defines and gives examples of various weather symbols and descriptive words concerning weather patterns. It explains the uses of weather maps and how scientists use these to predict the weather.

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weather, weather maps

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stationary front, classflow, promethean, promethean planet, cold front, warm front

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