Meteorology B

[Jim_R]

Discussion for Meteorology B.

[robotman]

there should be good info on the Everyday Weather Wiki

[srsvball95]

There isn't anything currently under that link. here's the link that robotman posted previously: http://scioly.org/wiki/Everyday_Weather

[robotman]

thanks i fixed my link
Has anyone else done this event before and going to do it again this year?
i feel that this is the hardest topic because it covers everything.

[doctor]

yeah i've never done it before and i know no one who did do it before
what do they mean by everyday weather?? like storms and fronts and stuff and other stuff you see on tv??
like how broad is the topic??

[srsvball95]

well the wiki says these are the main things to know:
heat transport
atmospheric circulation patterns
air masses
fronts
weather forcasting technology
instruments
phenomena


plus we'll need to know stuff about climate and storms

are there any tests we could look at from previous years of everyday weather that you know of?

[robotman]

EDIT:i can get a test but i wont be able to get it up here till next week

[doctor]

thanks that would be really good as a starting point/pretest

[denmarksoccer]

plus we'll need to know stuff about climate and storms

Are you sure we need to know climate and storms? We didn't need to know anything about storms for last year (climate), so why would we need to know about climate and storms for this year?

[robotman]

well the old rules don't state anything about storms and climate but if i remember right a few of the test i took had small sections on each and anyways most people will already know the climate stuff so all you really need to do is learn the basics of storm formation and clouds that relate to storm types

EDIT: i will finish the test hopefully by tomorrow night