There is a lot of information available about weather and this pathfinder points towards some of the best. It will help you find websites, books, videos, databases and other resources. If you need more help, be sure to ask at your local library.
All sorts of information on hurricanes including Hurricane Juan which hit Nova Scotia in 2003.
Absolutely everything you want to know about snowflakes and snow crystals.
An easy-to-read explanation of the water cycle.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, has gathered all their kid's weather pages together.
This weather site was created for kids and teachers by a meteorologist.
Visit the Weather Network to learn more about current weather conditions across Canada. An excellent site for Canadian, U.S. and International weather maps.
This site is the place to look for up-to-date weather information across Canada. You're just a click away from finding weather forecasts, current weather conditions and even weather watches and storm warnings.
Explains different types of weather. Includes games, experiments, jokes and folklore.
View weather in motion and learn all about temperature, pressure, volume and density. Select from the many hands-on activities to create fog, rain or thunder.
A YouTube video from the PBS show It's Okay to Be Smart
Are you looking for Canadian information? Check here first.Type in Weather in the search box.
Audio, Video, and Interactive
Find More at the Library
- To locate more books, use the suggested call numbers, keywords, and phrases to search the library catalogue.
Call numbers to browse
- 363.7 World weather problems
- 551.5 Weather
- 904.5 Natural disasters such as floods and drought
Suggested subject headings for catalogue
- Hydrologic cycle
- Water cycle
- Weather experiments
- Weather instruments