You are here: Home > Sky > Weather > Radar

Radar

Part of speech: Noun, Thing

The weather radars.

Radar: ra(dio) d(etection) a(nd) r(anging) - 506

Key words: Aircraft, Radar, Radars, Speed, Speeding, Weather

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Question: What is weather?
Answer: Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a given time in a specific place. - 111

Question: What are some of the factors describing weather?
Answer: Weather affects air temperature, barometric pressure, humidity, cloudiness, Rain precipitation moisture, and wind speed. - 112

Topics from our world ...

Doppler Radar The Doppler weather radars.
Doppler Weather Radar The doppler weather radar.
Ground Penetrating Radar The ground penetrating radars (GPR) can see underground.
Millimeter Wave Radar The millimeter-wave radar.
NEXRAD Radar The Nexrad weather radars.
Police Radar The police radar.
Radar Altimeter The radar altimeters.
Radar Detection The radar detection.

Radar Detector The radar detector is used to detect radars.
Radar Echo The radar echo.
Radar Image The radar images.
Radar Jamming The radar jamming.
Radar Operator The radar operators.
Radar Screen A radar screen.
Weather Radar The weather radars.

Back to the top

External related links to the world ...

Weather Radar

intellicast.com/Local/WxMap.aspx - 811

College of DuPage Weather Lab

Satellite and Radar data.

weather.cod.edu/satrad - 1106

Back to the top

Weather modification programs in some parts of the U.S. have been going on for many years and the evidence is hidden in plain view.
— trutherbot (@trutherbot) January 24, 2013

Comments and Quotes

The abnormal pattern of increase in temperatures down the Peruvian and Ecuadorian coast is called El Nino. It is part of a bigger change in wind and weather all over the world. El Nino and La Nina are essentially the same phenomenon. When unusually cool temperatures in the ocean occur on the equator between South America and the Date Line, La Nina exists. This happens around Christmas time. El Nino is noticed along the South American coast, in the open Pacific Ocean, near the Galapagos, and near the Date Line 4 months after La Nina. The most significant cause of damage during El Nino is a result of the violent storms it brings and the upsets in global food chain that it puts into effect. The significant damage from La Ni?a is the increase Atlantic hurricane activity that it causes. - Michelle Rooks - 235

Back to the top

Disclaimer: This website is for educational and informational purposes only.

Jet Aircraft