Weather Scientists
Weather Scientists
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Annotation: Introduces numerous weather scientists, called meteorologists, who study and report weather, recounting the historical progress in meteorological study and the inventions that have increased the accuracy of weather prediction.
 
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Catalog Number: #41458
Format: Library Binding
Publisher: Compass Point
Copyright Date: 2010
Edition Date: 2010 Release Date: 01/01/10
Pages: 40 pages
ISBN: 0-7565-4308-8
ISBN 13: 978-0-7565-4308-2
Dewey: 920
LCCN: 2009029361
Dimensions: 24 cm.
Language: English
Bibliography Index/Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Word Count: 3,275
Reading Level: 5.9
Interest Level: 4-7
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 5.9 / points: 1.0 / quiz: 134594 / grade: Middle Grades
Lexile: IG880L
Guided Reading Level: S
Fountas & Pinnell: S

Long ago, people believed that the gods made the weather. Gods were responsible for the sun shining, the wind blowing, and the rain falling. Until the mid-1500s, most people had little or no understanding of how the weather worked. Galileo Galilei built the first thermometer in the early 1600s. Later inventors later created ways to measure and record the temperature more accurately. Today weather scientists called meteorologists study and report the weather. For more information on weather, read Investigating Storms, another book in the Mission: Science series.


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