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Satellite Forecasting Weather Forecasting

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Introduction to Weather Forecasting Why is weather forecasting like an investigations with lots of variables? Predict where it is raining.

Weather Ingrediants and Weather Symbols Diagram WARM FRONTS and COLD FRONTS. Why do air masses move?

Highs and Lows What is wind? What are isobars? Why do we get precipitation in low pressure?

Station Weather Plots and Symbols Diagram –Sky cover –Wind –Pressure & Pressure Trend Practice….

Forecasting From Satellite Images Look at four satellite images from three days in a row. You should be able to tell at a glance where the moisture is. Can you track the main area of low pressure as it moves across the country? Try to find the fronts. Where do you think the high pressure is?

A California Case Study What do you see?

A California Case Study - II What do you see?

A California Case Study - III What do you see?

A California Case Study - IV What do you see?

A California Case Study - Summary dules/7_weather_forecast/wf- 11.html#taghttp://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/satmet/mo dules/7_weather_forecast/wf- 11.html#tag

Summary Problems & Solutions Assessment Questions

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