Question

1. weather maps/satellite uses two thermometers; a dry and wet bulb

Answer 1

Answer:

Match each instrument with its description

1. weather maps/satellite

2. Doppler radar

3. radiosonde

4. wind vane

5. psychrometer

A. uses two thermometers; a dry and wet bulb

B. points in the direction winds are coming from

C. uses frequency waves to track particle movement

D. used to help track air masses and fronts

E. carried with a weather balloon

Explanation:

1. Weather maps/satellite : is used to track air masses and fronts. It orbits around he earth to monitor the weather and changing climate. It can also be used to monitor fires or volcano ash.

2. Doppler radar : uses frequency waves to track particle movement. It  measures the frequency that far-off objects emit to determine their speed.

3. Radiosonde : is carried with a weather balloon into the atmosphere. It monitors the weather and transmits this information to a receiver.

4. Wind vane : also known as a weather co ck because of its rooster design, is used to determine the direction of the wind.

5. Psychrometer : uses two thermometers; a dry and wet bulb . It is used to measure relative humidity. The dry bulb measures air temperature while the wet bulb is dipped in a liquid.