On a weather map, isobars that are close together indicate strong winds.

An area experiences warm rainy weather for five days in a row. This area most likely is experiencing a warm front.

The reason that cold fronts are stronger than warm fronts is due to their higher pressure.

The radiosonde is elevated to high levels in the atmosphere through high altitudes.

The balloons float upward, each tethered to a box of instruments that collects data about the atmosphere is how weather balloons collect data about weather.

Weather satellites use images taken from satellites, by which meteorologists can identify storms, precipitation, cloud cover, and even cloud altitude while a weather radar devices, such as Doppler radar, transmit radio waves that bounce off the surface of objects.

In the Northern Hemisphere, winds in a low-pressure cyclone swirl in a counterclockwise direction.