1. epod.usra.edu Lenticular Clouds Results from strong wind flow over mountainous area Sometimes indicates an approaching snowstorm

2. www.ksntv.com Lenticular Mammatus

3. WEATHER INSTRUMENTS

4. Thermometer

5. Mercury in a Thermometer

6. Wind Gauge

7. Handheld Wind Gauge

8. Barometer

9. Hygrometer

10. Digital Thermometer and Hygrometer

11. Radar Stands for “RAdio Detecting And Ranging” Uses radio waves to detect wind direction and precipitation in the air www.nssl.noaa.gov

12. www.wrh.noaa.gov

14. Analysis  Understanding what the weather is doing at the moment Surface mapsRadar maps www.meteor.iastate.eduwcau.nbcweatherplus.com

15. Temperature Maps Satellite Images fwww.lawnandlandscape.com www.goes.noaa.gov

16. wcau.nbcweatherplus.com

17. Prediction Understanding what could happen in the future Predicting what we think will happen in the future Communicating the predictions to the public

18. Numerical Models www.atmos.millersville.edu

19. A weak area of high pressure over the Northeast may bring us a few peeks of sunshine today, however, by tomorrow a potent storm system from the deep south will be taking its place. This low pressure system will bring windy conditions, scattered showers, and a chance for a gusty thunderstorm. Finally, that system will move out of the area on Friday and slightly cooler conditions will follow for the weekend. Today: Mostly cloudy skies with a few peeks of sun. High: Near 65 Tonight: Mild and breezy with increasing clouds and a chance of showers. Low: 54-58 Thursday: Windy with showers and a possible thunderstorm developing. High: 64-68 Thursday Night: Evening showers, breezy and mild. Low: 44-48 Friday: Mix of clouds and sun with a mild breeze. High: 54-58 Typical Forecast www.atmos.millersville.edu

20. Meteorology at Millersville

21. Science Building

22. Earth Science Department Faculty

23. 2006-2007 American Meteorological Society Members

27. www.millersvillemeteorology.org

28. The End