What is a good research question for the subject of meteorology?

Question

For school, I have to come up with a research question with another classmate for the subject of 'meteorology' (for example, questions about the greenhouse effect.) The research question should not be available on the internet, large enough to take about a month and preferably also involving you can measure a lot (air pressure, temperature, precipitation etc.)

Best regards.

Answer 1

A good research option for meteorology that involves air pressure, temperature, and precipitation is to analyze the passing of a cold or warm front. You can look at past weather for really any location (search the National Weather Service website for past 3-day observations and observe how pressure, temperature, and precipitations change! So your research question could be something like:

How does the passing of a cold front influence the air pressure, temperature, and precipitation of an area?