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Weather Worksheets

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Atlanta: 50°F, Cloud Cover: Partly Cloudy, Wind Velocity: 10 mph, Wind Direction: NW
Boston: 32°F, Cloud Cover: Overcast, Wind Velocity: 15 mph, Wind Direction: NE
Dallas: 65°F, Cloud Cover: Clear, Wind Velocity: 5 mph, Wind Direction: SE
Phoenix: 75°F, Cloud Cover: Clear, Wind Velocity: 8 mph, Wind Direction: SW
Cincinnati: 45°F, Cloud Cover: Mostly Cloudy, Wind Velocity: 12 mph, Wind Direction: W
Seattle: 48°F, Cloud Cover: Rain, Wind Velocity: 20 mph, Wind Direction: W

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