'Past weather' presentation slideshows

SHEF* Primer *Standard Hydrometeorological Exchange Format

SHEF* Primer *Standard Hydrometeorological Exchange Format. Mike Callahan WFO Louisville September 29, 2009. Objectives. Know the three different types of SHEF reports and when they are used Understand the various elements in a SHEF report

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EURO4M: European Reanalysis and Observations for Monitoring

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Much information is needed to interpret what is happening with the atmosphere.

Much information is needed to interpret what is happening with the atmosphere. Need to condense this information in a small space. Station Model Allows the data to be plotted in a condensed and usable format. Location of the station on the map.

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GEOLAND2 MyOcean MACC SAFER G-Mosaic ???

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Moisture on Weather Maps Station Models

Moisture on Weather Maps Station Models. Cloud Cover Cloud Type Visibility Dew Point Temperature Present Weather Past Weather. The Station Model. FIGURE B-1. Cloud Symbols on NWS Station Models. The Station Model. FIGURE B-1. Completely Overcast (ten-tenths or 100%).

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Terminal Hazardous Weather Detection and Forecasting with an Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS)

Terminal Hazardous Weather Detection and Forecasting with an Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS). Outline What is an ITWS Sensors, product generation algorithms, displays, locations Operational benefits Current deployment status. Dr. James Evans JIME@LL.MIT.EDU.

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SYNOP PLOTTING CIRCA 1970

SYNOP PLOTTING CIRCA 1970. 03026. 62415. 69808. 05913. 42431. 11815. IIiii 03026 Observing Station 03 = UK, 026 = Stornoway. 03026. Nddff 62415 Cloud Cover, Wind Direction and Speed: 6 = 6/8ths Cloud, 24 = Wind direction 240 ? , 15 = Wind speed 15 knots. 03026.

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EURO4M: European Reanalysis and Observations for Monitoring

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