Weather Trivia Quizzes

Little Susie sure likes to ask a lot of questions, and her scientist father sure likes to answer them. See if you can guess which question about weather Susie has asked based on her father's long-winded, technical answer.

Clouds are some of the most interesting meteorological phenomena. Besides looking good, or ominous, some can predict the weather days in advance. See how you score on this quiz that will go right over your head! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

The world of weather and natural disasters can be quite frightening, but it's through measured analysis that we can determine our level of safety. Match the provided hazard scale with what it's used to measure. Good luck!

What do you know about some of the more unusual weather phenomena? Here are ten rather unusual events that happen from time to time across the planet. Is some of it caused by dust in the wind? You bet!

Rain is something we take for granted yet it plays a big role on our planet. Let's take a look at rain, some of the things it can do, and some of the effects it has around us every day. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

Our world is full of many amazing weather related phenomena. This quiz displays both the wrath of Mother Nature, and also the beautiful apparitions she rewards us with.

Ever wonder what causes the strangest weather you've seen? Play this quiz to find out!

As if blizzards and hurricanes were not enough to keep us on our toes, occasionally the world gives us unusual weather. It's a world of strange weather out there.

I've been fortunate to live in many places in the US and to experience some very different and interesting climates. I'll describe seasonal conditions (and geography) for a city I've lived in--you decide which city I'm describing. Good luck, and enjoy!

We have all seen or heard of snowflakes. Many of us will play with snow everyday in the winter. Some of us will never see snow at all. This is a quiz on Mother Nature's lace, the simple snowflake.