Lab 6: Why Keep an Eye on the Barometer?

Spatial concepts:
graph

Students graph the relationship between air pressure and wind speed in 2005's Hurricane Katrina and for the entire 2005 hurricane season. From their analyses, they come up with an estimate of the minimum air pressure that is likely to result in hurricane-force winds of 65 knots or higher.

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Hurricanes
Winds
Extreme weather
Air pressure
Geoscience
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