Find out some of the weather folklore from various areas of the world.

Students will explore weathering and erosion, what causes them, and the difference between them. They will be able to find evidence of weathering and erosion in the environment around them.

This site gives current weather information by state.

Discover what experts view as the top weather related events of the 20th century, get background information on them and see photos. Some of the events covered are the Galveston Hurricane of 1900, the 1930s Dust Bowl, Hurricanes Camille...

In this interactive tutorial, you will learn about the types of weathering and erosion that rocks and landforms undergo. This will lead to a discussion of soil and the types of soil. Lastly, you will learn about mass movements of soil,...

This textbook chapter looks at the role of temperature in sustaining life on Earth and on weather and climate. It discusses the Earth's movements and the seasons, the circulation of the oceans, wind and weather, and the water cycle....

Learn about the barometer and how it helps to predict the weather.

Make a wind vane, rain gauge, and barometer and learn how to measure wind direction, rainfall, and air pressure.

Description of tropical storms and links to several case studies. This site includes information, such as how tropical storms are named, how they occur, and how they are structured.

Understand how plants and their roots help slow the erosion process.

A very detailed description of air masses, how they move and interact, and what weather takes place when this happens.

The concept of jet streams is explained on this site. Read about why jet stream winds blow from west to east, what the polar jet and subtropical jet are, the role that the rotation of the Earth plays, etc.

Covers the three main types of rocks, different weathering processes, erosion, and the rock cycle.

Learn all about clouds, how they form, the different types, and how they can be used to predict the weather.

This site defines precipitation, and uses diagrams to tell about relief, convectional, and frontal rainfall.

This site explores air pressure and talks about high pressure. low pressure, and winter anticyclones.