Compare observations of severe weather trends and describe the pattern you notice
Grades 6–8 students compare observations of severe weather trends and describe the patterns they detect in this challenging Earth and Space Science worksheet, examining data on hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and other extreme events. Teachers can use it to develop students' data-analysis skills alongside content knowledge, asking them to identify trends, cycles, or geographical concentrations in severe weather occurrence. Pattern recognition in climate data is a core scientific and engineering practice with real-world urgency.
Learning objectives
- Compare severe weather observations to identify repeating patterns and trends
- Describe patterns in severe weather data using appropriate scientific vocabulary
- Connect observed weather trends to atmospheric or climate conditions that drive them
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