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Stormy Weather
Length: 1-3 Hours
Discipline: Geography
Level: Introductory (non-majors)
Author: Price, Alan Paul
Type: Problem
“Where will it rain? Where will it clear up? And what will the weather be like where you are? Students will not only answer these questions, but they must explain their answers by applying material they learned in lecture and lab.
I’d like to acknowledge the editorial and other contributions of Catherine Helgeland, UW-Manitowoc and of the anonymous reviewer.”