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If you have a question about Meteorology (weather), I can answer it! Please, no private questions.

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Over 20 years studying & forecasting the weather!

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American Meteorological Society
National Weather Association

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2011-08-30 Career in Meteorology:

Hi Anthony    First, I think you are very qualified academically to pursue a graduate degree in Meteorology at a top school.    Secondly, to get answers to all your questions, go to:    http://www.weatherknowledge

2011-05-28 tornados:

Hi Tom    A large enough explosion could disrupt the organized wind field of a tornado but the idea of using explosives would not be approved by any government agency.    Here are a couple of links that

2011-04-30 Souhteast Weather USA:

Hi    A tornado can come from any thunderstorm if the upper air pattern is such that there is a number of associated meteorological elements such as strong vorticity, shear, down-drafts, temperature and

2011-03-18 How to become a Meteorologist?:

Hi Christopher    We are all lucky to be able to get good information from the internet. With respect to your question, the best site to get All the information you need as to how to become a meteorologist

2011-01-29 Environmental Lapse rate:

Hi Kia    Variations in ELR are variations of temperature as the radiosonde rises. The cause are many for those variations including cooling with elevation, weather system structure, air mass structure

 

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