Thank you!Ya good job! I have a feeling we might of messed up on the math. We split the test and I did the true/false (Which was so easy.), I think that the math put us out though

Thank you!Ya good job! I have a feeling we might of messed up on the math. We split the test and I did the true/false (Which was so easy.), I think that the math put us out though
Rememember the Meterology test at the NY State competition ? True or False: "Can a tornado spawn a hurricane?" It'd be awesome if that could happen...It was mostly simple Meteorology questions. There was a lot of graph interpreting and counting. There was some math, like finding the area of a tornado track. We had to label air masses, as well as do some true and false questions, like, "Can hurricanes form on the equator?"What was the test like? And... CONGRATS ON 2NDAnyone think that the Nationals Meteorology test this year was way too easy?! I freaked out during the live feed yesterday, haha.
And thank you!
A cone of depression occurs when you drop your scoop of ice cream on the ground on a hot summer day.
If a tornado could spawn a hurricane? That'd be cool.Rememember the Meterology test at the NY State competition ? True or False: "Can a tornado spawn a hurricane?" It'd be awesome if that could happen...
Ya we brought in a calculator, we knew how to find the area for some of the questions, but my mind went blank when we got to the "Finding the area of a perfect circular tornado using Pi formula."Thank you!Did you have a calculator? That would've helped especially. And did you do the bonus part?
They gave you a formula. I believe all you had to do was plug the numbers in.Ya we brought in a calculator, we knew how to find the area for some of the questions, but my mind went blank when we got to the "Finding the area of a perfect circular tornado using Pi formula."Thank you!Did you have a calculator? That would've helped especially. And did you do the bonus part?
Bonus Part??? I don't remember seeing that.. What type of questions were on it?
What would a tornado spawning a hurricane even look like
A cone of depression occurs when you drop your scoop of ice cream on the ground on a hot summer day.
I'm not sure. He had two other people helping him write it. It looked so professional too, with binders and page protectors.That does sound really easy. :\ I wonder if it was the same writer who did the 2005 nats test.
Definitely. But it was really quiet in the room, so when I talked, it got awkward. A 255-seater lecture hall with 20 people in it got awkward. And their lunch came in the middle of the event.I also liked how they pre-spaced all the teams out!
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