Weather 201–203
Three complete 36-week middle-school weather and climate courses. Every week contains five laboratory learning days, printable worksheets, mapped weather/research tools, a 10-question mastery quiz, and progression at 80%. Each course concludes with a 50-question final and certificate.
Weather 201
Atmospheric Foundations & ForecastingReliable meteorology begins with consistent, time-stamped measurements and clearly separated observations and interpretations.
36 weeks · 180 labs · 10-question weekly mastery · 50-question final →Weather 202
Dynamic Weather & Hazard ScienceThe atmosphere behaves as a compressible fluid governed by pressure, temperature, density, moisture, and motion.
36 weeks · 180 labs · 10-question weekly mastery · 50-question final →Weather 203
Weather, Climate & Earth SystemsClimate and weather ultimately depend on the balance among incoming solar energy, reflection, absorption, and outgoing infrared energy.
36 weeks · 180 labs · 10-question weekly mastery · 50-question final →A real middle-school progression.
Weather 201–203 are not repetitions of the elementary sequence. They deepen into atmospheric physics, quantitative weather analysis, radar and satellite interpretation, severe-weather dynamics, probabilistic forecasting, climate systems, model uncertainty, hazard mitigation, and research synthesis.
Weather 201
Atmospheric foundations, air masses, fronts, pressure, radar, satellite, probability, forecast verification, hazards, and mitigation.
Weather 202
Vertical structure, stability, adiabatic processes, jet streams, cyclogenesis, Doppler radar, severe convection, ensembles, and risk communication.
Weather 203
Global circulation, ocean-atmosphere systems, ENSO, climate evidence, models, uncertainty, hazard risk, resilience, and Earth-systems synthesis.