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Weather: Links

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is THE source for weather info!

With the National Weather Service, they issue severe weather warnings. Their website has cool satellite pictures of weather around the world, information on weather in space, and pages to learn about any and all weather phenomenon! Here is their page of links to all kind of weather sources. This page provides general information for kids, parents, and teachers. Find answers to all your weather questions, learn about careers in weather, and follow links to other interesting weather sites.

Scholastic Study Jams are a fun, entertaining way to learn more about weather. Take a look at the study jams for Weather and Climate, Clouds and Precipitation, Air Masses and Fronts, Weather Instruments, Air Pressure and Wind, and Severe Storms.

The meteorologist was feeling a bit under the weather

Want some fun jokes about the weather to impress your friends? Get them at the Weather WizKids site.

Curious about El Niño? Learn about some of the basic principles behind El Niño and experiment with different activities to help you better understand this weather phenomenon. The Franklin Institute's El Niño page also includes links to other sources of information, plus a chance for you to send your own local news reports about the effects of El Niño where you live.

Or, learn more about the wind! Study more about our fierce friend the wind by exploring the science of wind. Click here.

Weather and Climate activities for you to explore from NASA's Climate Kids.

Whenever natural disasters strike, FEMA is there to help. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has a site just for you, complete with games, facts, and projects. Click here.

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