|  | | WeatherED | | | Welcome to WeatherED! You probably figured out that ED is short for Education not Edward! If you look to the left, you can see that there is a lot here to help you learn all kinds of things about weather. |
|  | Yes, there's a Weather Encyclopedia. Let's see ... you can explore more on El Niño and La Niña, flooding, global warming, heat waves, hurricanes and tropical systems, thunderstorms, tornadoes, and winter storms. After you select your topic on the left, you'll see that there's more to explore by clicking on the green bullet points below it. |
|  | Not sure what a weather word or phrase means? Check out the Glossary. (You have no idea how many words and phrases there are – the letter A alone has 50 different definitions!) |
|  | Okay, we know that this isn't the ONLY cool website about weather that's out there. The Online Resource Guide highlights many of the best ones. |
|  | Who better to help you learn about Careers in Meteorology than The Weather Channel?! Do you want to learn more about many of the interesting things and responsibilities of people who make a career out of studying weather? There's a lot to learn! |
|  | Hmmm... who's probably interested in what's available in the Teacher Resources section?! Of course, it's teachers. There are many, many standards-based lesson plans available to help bring weather, climate, and the environment into the classroom in meaningful ways. They're free! |
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