Follow the instructions provided in the lesson to create a weather map for july 4, 2006: provide the forecast now that you have created the weather map for july 4, 2006, your next assignment is to create a weather map and a weather forecast for each of the next three days. include the locations of fronts, highs, lows, and precipitation. use these forecasting tips to create the weather maps: • if there is a lot of water vapor in the air and a cold front is approaching, precipitation is most likely on its way, too. • a change in air pressure means there will most likely be a change in weather. falling air pressure generally means rain. rising air pressure generally means clearing skies. • air masses and fronts generally move west to east. use these tips to create a written forecast: • write as if you are a weather forecaster explaining the forecast to a viewing audience. • explain the weather maps. • describe changes in pressure, temperature, and precipitation. weather map: july 5, 2006 forecast: july 5, 2006