How Do We Predict the Weather?
About this episode
This episode explores how scientists predict the weather and the tools they use, along with the reasons predictions can sometimes be inaccurate.
In this episode, we explore how scientists predict the weather using tools like radar, satellites, weather balloons, and computer models... and why we sometimes get it wrong! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child's intelligence and curiosity. I created this to be a show I would be happy to have my kids listen to. Five Reasons to join the Curious Kids Club! SupportCuriousKids.com Your curious kids get a shout out on their birthdays! Ad-Free Podcast Feed Activity sheets for every new episode of the show Weekly episode schedule so you know what topics are coming up Weekly newsletters so you never miss anything! Want to submit a question for the show? Go to CuriousKidsEveryDay.com! I'll also send you a free printable with activity ideas that don't involve screens. Those are the best kinds of adventures to have!
People in this episode
Host: Curious Kids Every Day
Topics covered
- weather prediction
- scientific tools
- radar
- satellites
- weather balloons
- computer models
Keywords
- weather
- prediction
- radar
- satellites
- weather balloons
- computer models
- science
- education
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Organizations: Curious Kids Club, SupportCuriousKids.com, CuriousKidsEveryDay.com
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