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Activities, Experiments & Resources
A companion to the Tempest Weather Science Kit, our team of meteorologists have helped craft each resource especially for budding weather enthusiasts! Each post teaches children about meteorology, physics, biology, and more! New activities posted each month.


Hot Air Rises, Cold Air Sinks
All Activities Hot Air Rises, Cold Air Sinks Hot Air Rises, Cold Air Sinks If you live in a 2-story home, you may have noticed
Steve Gregg

Clouds 101
All Activities Clouds 101 Clouds 101 We humans love to look at the clouds and imagine seeing shapes of people, creatures of all kinds, and
Hank Pomeranz


Weather resources to bookmark!
Our team compiled a list of weather-related curriculum, activities, and entertainment. We will continue to add to this post, so keep checking back! Weather-Related Curriculum
Michele Redmon


Cold Fronts 101
All Activities Cold Fronts 101 Recommended for ages 12+ We all know that the warmest time of the day is in the afternoon when the
Kerry Anderson


10 Weird Weather Questions Answered
The world is full of strange and unusual weather events that bring many questions to mind. Can showering during a thunderstorm kill you if lightning
Michele Redmon


What Causes Tides?
All Activities What Causes Tides? What Causes Tides? Have you ever wondered why the ocean levels rise and fall each day? If you live near
Chelsea Carlson


Why do Leaves Change Color in the Fall?
All Activities Why do Leaves Change Color in the Fall? Why do Leaves Change Color in the Fall? When days get shorter, the air cools,
Riley Fenoglio


What is Air Pressure?
All Activities What is Air Pressure? The air around us is made up of tiny molecules that are constantly moving around. Air pressure is the
Steve Gregg


How do Rainbows Form?
All Activities How do Rainbows Form? Rainbows are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful (and bright) anomalies of the weather world. They take a perfect
Riley Fenoglio


What Makes it Rain?
All Activities What Makes it Rain? Recommended for ages 8+ Rain is an important part of the Earth’s endless precipitation cycle. ; however, a few
Spencer McCormick