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Types of Weather

Science · Weather & Climate · ages 5-7

Name ______________________ Date ____________

Which weather word describes moving air that blows leaves and hair?
- Foggy
- Sunny
- Windy
Which weather word describes lots of sunshine?
- Sunny
- Rainy
- Snowy
Falling snowflakes are a clue to snowy weather.
Circle one: True False
Ben sees a cloud near the ground and cannot see far through it. Which weather word fits?
- Sunny
- Windy
- Foggy
This example chart counts weather days. Which type has the most days?
- Sunny
- Cloudy
- Rainy
Which weather word describes a thunderstorm?
- Windy
- Stormy
- Foggy
Lucas needs a picture that stands for rainy weather. Which picture description should he choose?
- A sun with rays and no falling drops
- A snow cloud with falling snowflakes
- A cloud with falling water drops
Zoe sees clouds but no falling rain. She says clouds always mean it is raining. What should she learn?
- Clouds alone do not mean rain is falling
- Every cloud makes rain fall to the ground
- Rain falls only when the sky has no clouds

Answer key

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Windy · Windy describes moving air. Blowing leaves and hair are clues.
Sunny · Sunny weather has sunshine. Some clouds can be present too.
True · Snowy weather has falling snowflakes.
Foggy · Fog is a cloud near the ground that can hide distant things.
Sunny · Sunny has the tallest bar, showing five days. The other counts are smaller.
Stormy · A thunderstorm is one kind of stormy weather. It has lightning and thunder.
A cloud with falling water drops · A cloud with falling water drops is a symbol for rainy weather.
Clouds alone do not mean rain is falling · Clouds can be present without rain falling. Rainy describes falling water drops.