Hold the stamp
Easy names the city. Medium and hard name the thread — Plains snap, Sun belt, or Ahead of the line.
Park the front
Drop Cold or High or Low on the city. For Warm, Park west of the rainy city — rain sits ahead.
The map develops
A hit scores Forecasts and shows Behind, On the line, Ahead. Tap Next forecast for the next system. A miss tells you the mark is on the city or west of it — and why.
One system, not a random city
Cold rain on the line. Warm rain ahead. A high that sits on clear skies.
The map develops
A hit parks the stamp and names the why — Behind, On the line, Ahead.
Fat cities, not a hairline
Hold the stamp and drop it on a city. Tap Next forecast when you have read the map.
A front is a line with a side. Cold rain sits on the line, then cooler air follows. Warm rain sits ahead of the line. High pressure sinks and clears. Low pressure lifts and storms. Chronology of air, not a spinner of names.
A story, not a slide
Kids see why the stamp belongs there after it parks.
A board, not a wheel
Science already had weather as a spinner. This one asks you to park a system.
No. That wheel only picks a phenomenon name. This desk asks you to Hold the stamp and Park the front.
On easy, the city is in the prompt. Medium and hard name the thread. Hard still shows the three cities on the map.
