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    All About Weather

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    All About Weather

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    This resource contains animations to make weather content engaging. Viewing the slides in "presentation mode" displays the content properly. The resource covers different types of weather like sun, clouds, rain, rainbows, fog, snow, wind, and thunder and lightning. It includes facts about each weather type and prompts questions to engage the audience.

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    This resource contains animations to make weather content engaging. Viewing the slides in "presentation mode" displays the content properly. The resource covers different types of weather like sun, clouds, rain, rainbows, fog, snow, wind, and thunder and lightning. It includes facts about each weather type and prompts questions to engage the audience.

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    All About Weather

    Uploaded by

    nichakulr
    This resource contains animations to make weather content engaging. Viewing the slides in "presentation mode" displays the content properly. The resource covers different types of weather like sun, clouds, rain, rainbows, fog, snow, wind, and thunder and lightning. It includes facts about each weather type and prompts questions to engage the audience.

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    Wonderful
    Weather

    How many different types of


    weather do you know?

    What is your favourite type of


    weather?

    What is the weather like today?


    Sun

    The Sun gives us light and heat.

    On a sunny day, the Sun can


    make you feel warm.

    When it is hot and sunny, it’s


    important to protect yourself by
    wearing a sun hat and sun cream.

    Did you know…?


    The Sun is the closest star to Earth.
    Clouds

    Clouds are made up of lots of tiny drops of


    water. They can be seen floating in the sky.

    Clouds can be different shapes and sizes.

    They can also be different colours,


    including white, grey and even red and
    orange during sunrise or sunset.

    Can you see any clouds in


    the sky today?
    Rain Rain falls from clouds.

    When the drops of water in the clouds


    become too heavy for the cloud to hold on
    to, they fall out of the cloud onto
    the ground. This is called rain.

    Rain is wet! People might wear


    raincoats or use umbrellas to keep
    dry in rainy weather.

    Did you know…?


    Raindrops are actually
    shaped like jelly beans!
    Rainbows
    Rainbows can be seen when it
    is raining in one part of the
    sky and sunny in another.

    When the sunlight shines


    through the rain, it is split into
    the seven colours of the
    rainbow.

    Did you know…?


    These colours are red, orange, The shape of a rainbow is
    yellow, green, blue, indigo and called an arc.
    violet.
    Fog

    Fog is a kind of cloud that is


    formed on the ground.

    It can be tricky to see through,


    especially when it’s thick.

    If fog is thin enough for you to see


    through it, it’s called mist.

    What things might


    help you be seen on a
    foggy day?
    Snow
    Snow is made from soft, white ice
    crystals that fall from clouds.

    They can form a layer of white


    snow on the ground.

    Snow is very cold! People may


    wear thick coats, hats, gloves and
    scarves to keep warm in snowy
    weather.

    What is your
    favourite thing to do
    in the snow?
    Wind

    You can’t see wind because


    it is just moving air, but you
    can see it blowing things like
    leaves and trees.

    A weather vane can tell you


    which direction the wind is
    blowing in.
    Did you know…?
    Very strong wind is
    called a gale.
    Thunder and
    Lightning
    Lightning is a large flash of
    electricity that goes all the
    way from the sky to the ground!

    It happens when water droplets


    in clouds freeze and then crash
    into each other.

    Because lightning bolts heat the


    air up very quickly, they cause a
    big bang - this is the sound of
    thunder.

    Did you know…?


    Light travels faster than sound, so we see lightning before we
    hear thunder.
    Fun Weather
    Facts

    The Sahara Desert, in North Africa,


    is the sunniest place on earth. It has
    around 4300 hours of sunlight each
    year.
    The wettest place on earth is
    Meghalaya in India. It has over 11
    metres of rain each year.
    The saying ‘raining cats and dogs’
    means that it is raining very heavily.
    Snowflakes falling from a
    cloud can take up to 1 hour
    to reach the ground!

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