Often, when we see a particularly innovative or cute design, our brains jump to ‘Japan.’ The East Asian nation has a well-deserved reputation for clever designs and blending the traditional and modern.
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The rare phenomena in the Arctic sky, named a fog bow, was spotted by Sam Dobson during a recent expedition to the North Pole.
Red sprites and blue jets are very high altitude upper atmospheric phenomena associated with thunderstorms. They have only recently been documented on camera. Red sprites are massive (as big as 20 km in size), but faint luminous flashes that appear directly above an active thunderstorm and coincide with powerful lightning strikes. Blue jets too are a high altitude optical phenomenon, but are different from sprites. They were first documented in 1994. Blue jets are optical ejections from the top of the core regions of electrically active thunderstorms, but are not directly associated with ground lightning strikes.
Italian photographer Lorenzo Montezemolo climbed Mt. Tamalpais to capture Marin County, California covered with a river of fog lit by a full moon. He later wrote that he had "compressed 186 seconds of moonlit fog into an instant.
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This unit contains 15 sheets, 45 weather and clouds vocabulary words. These words can be used with a science unit. You can print them and laminate then, use on your word wall or learning center. I hope you enjoy! Most of the pictures are from microsoft.com Maria words included: weather season winter spring autumn/fall summer meteorologist temperature thermometer wind vane rain rain gauge clouds cirrus clouds cumulus clouds stratus clouds water vapor nimbostratus clouds fog sleet snow blizzard cirrocumulus clouds lighting wind thunder cirrostratus altostratus clouds altocumulus clouds drizzle flurries breeze stratocumulus clouds cumulonimbus clouds freeze hail shower storm sun moon sky stars slush precipitation humidity
We all know that weather affects whitetail movement, but even experts occasionally disagree on exactly how. Lively debates can ensue from simple questions like: Which is more important, wind or temperature? Do deer move best on a rising or falling barometer? Do atmospheric conditions (rain, cloud cover, fog) really matter?
