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Adverse Weather

The adverse weather.


  • Recently there seems to be extreme weather changes (Hot, Cold, Rain, Snow, Floods, and Drought).
    We should all be alert and prepared for anything. - 693
  Key words: Adverse, Adverse-Weather, 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


  External related links to the world ...  

College of DuPage Weather Lab
 College of DuPage Weather Lab

 Satellite and Radar data.

weather.cod.edu/satrad - 1106
Staying Safe Outdoors in Severe Weather
 Staying Safe Outdoors in Severe Weather

aaastateofplay.com/staying-safe-outdoors-in-severe-weather - 1205
Meteorology and Weather
 Meteorology and Weather

 Meteorology and Weather: A Guide for Students

deckstainhelp.com/meteorology-and-weather-a-guide-for-students - 9228
Weather Channel
 Weather Channel

weather.com - 1107
National Weather Service
 National Weather Service

nws.noaa.gov - 1108
NOAA's National Weather Service
 NOAA's National Weather Service

weather.gov - 1109
Japan Meteorological Agency
 Japan Meteorological Agency

jma.go.jp/jma/indexe.html - 1110
Weather modification history
 Weather modification history

weathermodificationhistory.com - 1111



  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




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