'Surface maps' presentation slideshows

Mid-latitude Cyclones

Chapter 12. Mid-latitude Cyclones. Polar Front Theory. Polar front is a semi-continuous boundary separating cold, polar air from more moderate mid-latitude air Mid-latitude cyclone (wave cyclone) forms and moves along polar front in wavelike manner

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Introduction to G410

MOUNTAIN WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE OLYMPICS WASHINGTON CASCADES AND MT HOOD AREA NORTHWEST WEATHER AND AVALANCHE CENTER SEATTLE WASHINGTON 230 PM PST MON JAN 06 2009 WEATHER SYNOPSIS FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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Introduction to G410

MOUNTAIN WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE OLYMPICS WASHINGTON CASCADES AND MT HOOD AREA NORTHWEST WEATHER AND AVALANCHE CENTER SEATTLE WASHINGTON 230 PM PST MON JAN 06 2009 WEATHER SYNOPSIS FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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NATS 101 Lecture 15 Surface and Upper-Air Maps

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Introduction to Upper Air Data

Introduction to Upper Air Data. Mandatory and Significant Levels General Vertical Profiles of the Atmosphere Upper Air Maps TTAAs, TTBBs, PPBBs. Mandatory vs. Significant Levels. Mandatory levels are those that will always appear in upper air analysis gathered from radiosonde data

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Internet weather resources

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