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Air Exerts Pressure
Use examples to show that moving and still air exert pressure.
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Winds Storms and Cyclones
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How Winds Form
Connect warm air rising, cool air sinking and pressure differences with wind movement.
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Winds Over Land and Sea
Explain sea breeze, land breeze and monsoon-like wind patterns using pressure differences.
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Thunderstorms and Safety
Identify conditions leading to thunderstorms and safety steps during lightning.
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Cyclones: Formation and Impact
Connect warm ocean water, rising air, low pressure and rotating winds to cyclones.
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Storm and Cyclone Preparedness
Choose safe actions before, during and after storms, thunderstorms and cyclones.
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Forecasting and Early Warning
Explain how satellites, radars and warnings reduce storm damage.
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Reasoning with Wind and Pressure
Use air pressure and heating ideas to explain practical wind and storm observations.
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