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Unit 6.3 Lesson 15 Questions

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What is the title of this map?

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What is the name of the data on the chart?

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Are the data for cities across the whole United States?

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Where is it colder?

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Where does it seem warmer?

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Do you think the time of day affects the temperature outside?

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Now look at maps 3 and 4. Make 2 observations of what you see different between the two maps. You can mention location or the temperature with numbers.

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How can you tell where the temperatures change?

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Do you think there will be more humidity or less humidity in the warmer sections of the United States?

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What data does this map show?

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What does relative humidity measure?

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Where does it seem most humid?

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Where does it seem less humid?

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14.

Identify one connection you can make between relative humidity and temperature.

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15.

How can meterologists use data maps like this?