Math and Meteorology- Together at Last!

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Dan's Wild Weather Page

Dan Satterfield, chief meteorologist of WHNT-TV in Huntsville, Alabama introduces kids to weather terms.

The National Hurricane Center

Everything you wanted to know about hurricanes including their names. This site includes historical data and forecast models.

The Center for Ocean Atmospheric Prediction Studies Library

A place to find out how El Nino or La Nina affects you.

The Weather Underground

A K-12 weather curriculum with interesting weather units for the classroom found on the University of Michigan's gopher (groundhog) site.

The Kid's Web Page on Weather

Syracuse University maintains a Kid's WebPage with resources on weather.

Automated Weather Service

This is the home of the worldwide School Weather Network.

St. Margaret's McTernan School Automated Weather Station The school's full observation using the Automated Weather Station and connected to WTNH, an ABC television station.  This can take time to load.

A service of MSNBC, this site provides great images for the visitor.

USA Today Weather

USA Today, a national newspaper, provides up to date weather with newspaper archives search capability.

The Weather Channel

A favorite site for weather watchers. Find the city of your choice. See the allergy report and travel weather reports.
 
 

The National Center for Atmospheric Research NCAR is recognized for its scientific contributions to our understanding of the earth system, including climate change, changes in atmospheric composition, Earth-Sun interactions, weather formation and forecasting, and the impacts of all of these components on human societies.

ProjectSkyMath

A 6 week, 16 activity involving meteorology and math. Primarily a mathematics module, the project integrates math and meteorology. Very interesting site for math and/or earth science teachers.