What is Large areas of air?

Large areas of air are big sections of the sky that behave like one single team playing a game together.

Imagine you're on a playground, and all the kids in your class decide to run around together, they’re moving in the same direction, pushing each other, and having fun. That whole group feels like one big team. Now picture this: sometimes the air is like that team of kids, it’s all moving in the same way, maybe going up or down, or swishing from side to side.

Sometimes you can see these big sections of air when they're doing something cool. For example, if there's a storm, you might see clouds rolling in like a wave, that whole wave is one big area of air moving together!

Or think about the wind on a hot day. It feels like it’s pushing against your face all at once, that means a large area of air is moving, and it’s doing it in a way that you can feel.

So next time you feel the wind or see clouds rolling across the sky, remember, you're watching a big team of air having fun together!