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Hurricane Tracking Lab – Weather, Meteorology, Air Pressure, Worksheet

This Hurricane Tracking Lab is all about learning by doing, allowing students to delve into the fascinating science behind hurricanes, connecting classroom learning to real-world events. The purpose of this lab is for students to examine the fluctuations in weather conditions occurring when a hurricane moves through an area. This lab is a study of the drastic changes that took place in air pressure, winds, temperature, and rainfall as the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane passed centrally over San Juan, Puerto Rico.

$3.00

Description:

Bring the powerful science of hurricanes to life in your classroom with this hands-on Hurricane Tracking Lab! Students will explore the dynamic forces behind these massive storms by analyzing real-world weather data from the 1928 Okeechobee Hurricane, which passed directly over San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Why You’ll Love This Lab:

  • Real-World Connections – Students analyze actual meteorological data to see how hurricanes impact weather conditions.
  • Hands-On Learning – Engages students in tracking changes in air pressure, wind speed, temperature, and rainfall as a hurricane moves through an area.
  • Step-by-Step Instructions – Easy-to-follow directions make this lab accessible for all educators, no meteorology background required!
  • Adaptable for Grades 6-12 – Perfect for middle and high school students, this lab can be adjusted for different skill levels.

 

What’s Included?

  • Student Lab Worksheet – Guides students through the investigation.
  • Instructor Answer Key – Provides detailed answers to support teaching and grading.

 

Transform your science classroom with this interactive and engaging Hurricane Tracking Lab!

 

Grade Levels: 8th – 12th
Total Pages: 23
Teaching Duration: 60 Minutes

 

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