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Ryan HastingsU.S.
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I can answer general questions about meteorology and atmospheric physics, and more specialized questions relating to convective storms, especially supercells and tornadoes. | |
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Any questions (except private) answered from the 1st grade level on up pertaining to any aspect of Weather. I am a 20 year member of the American Meteorological society and a long time forecaster of eastern United States snow storms and Hurricanes. | |
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Hi Anne These should help: http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=lox&wwa=small craft advisory http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/lox/scripts/getprodplus.php?sid=lox&pil=afd&back=yes http://www
Hi Patricia I know of no research into the subject but this link may be of help: http://tinyurl.com/yjx2kuc I would think that the only correlations would be nicer weather by month and maybe,
Hi Leslie Could be the first city is at a higher elevation or near the ocean; the answer probably would be the higher elevation because the temperature falls as you rise in elevation where the ocean
We can try taking this a piece at a time. 1. I'm not sure what you mean by "solution to the pressure balancing terms." There are an infinite number of solutions to those equations (I don't know what
I think it's safe to say tornadoes generally get their rotation from the parent mesocyclone; even if the vorticity originates elsewhere, like on the rear flank downdraft, it will still be drawn into the
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