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  • How does an anemometer work?
    It has small cups or blades that spin, and they spin faster when the wind is stronger.
  • What does an anemometer measure?
    An anemometer measures wind speed, or how fast or slow the wind is blowing.
  • Why is it important to know the wind direction?
    It helps scientists track weather systems and see where storms might go.
  • How does a wind vane work?
    It has an arrow that spins and points in the direction the wind is coming from, like north, south, east, or west.
  • What does a rain gauge look like?
    It looks like a clear container with measurement markings on it.
  • What tool is used to measure how much rain has fallen?
    A rain gauge is used to measure how much rain has fallen.
  • What does a wind vane show?
    A wind vane shows the direction the wind is coming from.
  • Why do scientists use a rain gauge?
    Scientists use it to find out how many inches or centimeters of rain fell and to understand if an area is dry or wet.
  • Why is a thermometer helpful?
    It helps us decide what to wear and prepares us for the day’s weather.
  • What does a thermometer measure?
    A thermometer measures temperature, which tells us how hot or cold the air is.
  • What do the numbers on a thermometer show?
    The numbers show the temperature in degrees. High numbers mean it’s hot, and low numbers mean it’s cold.
  • Why is knowing wind speed important?
    It helps with weather forecasting and keeping people safe during storms.
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