| nimbus | | storm that forms over warm, tropical waters and can last for weeks |
| hail | | high, thin, feathery clouds made of ice crystals |
| stratus | | low, layered gray clouds that usually bring poor weather |
| warning | | measures temperature |
| thermometer | | measures precipitation |
| front | | air moving from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure |
| barometer | | large, puffy white clouds that usually bring fair weather |
| wind | | issued when severe weather has been spotted |
| relative humidity | | measures relative humidity |
| cumulus | | rotating funnel cloud with strong winds; can be formed from thunderstorms |
| hurricane | | the amount of water vapor in the air compared to the amount that the air can hold |
| tornado | | precipitation that is liquid |
| isobar | | word added to a cloud type to mean it is dark and full of precipitation |
| snow | | lines connecting areas of same temperature on a weather map |
| weather | | shows the weather conditions in a specific location on a weather map |
| watch | | measures wind speed |
| isotherm | | storm that occurs when warm, moist air is pushed up and cooled quickly |
| air mass | | precipitation that freezes directly from a gas, skipping the liquid phase |
| station model | | measures air pressure |
| rain | | issued when severe weather could happen |
| hygrometer | | a large body of air that has the same properties of the Earth below it |
| rain gauge | | lines connecting areas of same pressure on a weather map |
| anemometer | | precipitation that is frozen in several layers |
| thunderstorm | | precipitation that starts as liquid, then passes through a layer of freezing air |
| wind vane | | the boundary between air masses |
| sleet | | the condition of the air around you |
| cirrus | | measures wind direction |