Alocal meteorologist reports the day’s weather. "currently sunny outside, 34°f. skies will become overcast later this afternoon, as temperatures drop to 25°f, with windy conditions out of the north at 10–15 miles per hour. radar indicates 2–3 inches of snow expected to fall later tonight.” which information is qualitative? check all that apply. “sunny” “25°f” “overcast” “10-15 miles per hour” “2-3 inches of snow”

“sunny” and "overcast" are qualitative.

Explanation:

A quantitative measurement is defined as a measurement described in numbers or figures using a tool.

Example: 25°F : This is a quantitative data as temperature is represented in figures.

10–15 miles per hour : This is a quantitative data as speed is represented in figures.

2–3 inches of snow : This is a quantitative data as speed is represented in figures.

A qualititative measurement is defined as a measurement which describes the nature of a substance and that can only be described in words as there will be no figures or numerical data.

Example: Sunny : This is a qualititative data as it cannot be represented in figures.

Overcast : This is a qualititative data as it cannot be represented in figures.

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