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Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Dec 13, 2015

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Page 1: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Weather Tools

Page 2: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

• Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about the tools meteorologists use to measure the temperature, the amount of precipitation, the wind speed and the wind direction.

Page 3: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Thermometer

• Measure the temperature of the air.

Page 4: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Rain Gauge

• Measures the amount of precipitation.

Page 5: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Wind Vane or Wind Sock

• Measures the direction the wind is blowing.

This photograph is of a Wind Vane. The letters on the wind vane represent the direction the wind is blowing.

N = North E = East

S = South W = West

Page 6: Weather Tools. Scientists who study weather are called Meteorologists. A meteorologist uses tools to measure the weather. Read on to find out more about.

Anemometer

• Measures the wind speed (or how fast the wind is blowing).