Why is atmospheric pressure generally lower at high altitudes?

In which geographical zone is the Troposphere generally thicker, due to the expansion of warm air?

Which term refers to the layer of gases surrounding the Earth, often simply called ‘air’?

Atmospheric pressure is typically displayed in which unit of measurement?

Which layer of the atmosphere is located closest to the Earth’s surface and is where almost all weather phenomena occur?

Which instrument is used specifically to measure the direction of the wind?

Rainfall depth is commonly measured in what unit, as mentioned in the source?

Which element of weather refers to any form of water that falls from the sky, including rain, snow, or hail?

Wind speed is typically measured in which unit, as specified in the source?

What specific instrument, mentioned in the source, is used on tarmacs to indicate wind direction?

What specific statistic, related to temperature, is collected using thermometer data?

A pressure reading below 1000 mb indicates a ‘depression’ or what type of system, which can develop into a storm?

What is Atmospheric Pressure defined as?

Which specific weather event is mentioned as being something that weather predictions help people prepare for?

What is considered the “Normal Pressure” measurement at the sea coast, in millibars (mb)?

How is the weather element of Temperature defined?

The Troposphere extends to a height ranging from 6 kilometres to what maximum height from the ground?

Which pair of temperature scales are specifically mentioned in the source material for temperature measurement?

What instrument is used to measure the amount (depth) of rainfall?

Which instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?

What is the definition of “Weather” as stated in the source material?

Which instrument is used by scientists to measure ambient, maximum, and minimum temperatures?

Which instrument measures the speed of the wind?

Humidity is the amount of water in the air in which specific form?

Wind is defined as the movement of air, which typically moves from areas of high pressure to areas of what other pressure type?