Meteorology(climate)

[Jim_R]

Table of Contents:

• Good Books
• climate and elevation
• Solar Weather
• Paleoproxy's
• Examlpes of test
• EL nino website
• Semi Permanent pressure cells
• Albedo map
• Atmospheric Evolution

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Does anyone know any good websites for Climate? I mean ive looked, but none of them seemed like a good one.

[SciOlympiadGirl]

I would look in a book. I just started Meterology and I got a really good book but it is in my locker at school. I can get the title for you tomorrow if you would like.

[IcyNeptune]

Thank ya

[rocketman1555]

i would suggest starting in a middle school earth science textbook, then moving up from there

[iYOA]

what is the name of this book?

I would look in a book. I just started Meterology and I got a really good book but it is in my locker at school. I can get the title for you tomorrow if you would like.

can you get the title for me too please?

[jellymuffins]

Here are the books our coaches reccomended:

Meteorology Today: An Introduction to Weather, Climate, and the Environment by C. Donald Ahrens
Meteorology: The Atmosphere and the Science of Weather by Joseph M. Moran and Michael D. Morgan
Sever and Hazardous Weather by Robert Rauber

[adawg45678]

Does anybody know any good websites for researching climatology?

[robotman]

search google noaa.gov should have something ask one of your science teachers and look on usgs.gov for somthings

[crabnebula143]

it really depends on the topic your studying: google the topic, (ex. El Nino) and you'll find plenty of information.

there is no one "good website" because the topics range from composition of the atmosphere to the Koppen Climate Classification, to the history of the atmosphere, etc...

[robotman]

yea it kinda stinks last year you could use noaa for most of it