 Topic in Depth - Predicting the Weather
For those of us who get our weather forecasts from the local news, the process of predicting the weather can sometimes seem mysterious. This Topic in Depth explores the science behind predicting the weather. ...
This site from the United States Search and Rescue Task Force describes the basic tools and knowledge used to create weather forecasts. Using this site,...
By performing the activities presented in this website, fourth grade students can learn about weather instruments and data collection. This website, produced...
Edheads offers a Macromedia Flash Player enhanced interactive module allowing students to predict the weather by examining weather maps. Through this website,...
This website, supplied by Annenberg / CPB, discusses weather satellites, Doppler radar, and additional tools forecasters use to predict the weather. Students...
This site from the NOAA provides graphics for forecast models including: the ETA, the Global Forecast System (GFS), the Wave Watch III (WW3), the Nested Grid...
The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has compiled this excellent site containing information on "meteorology, weather, and prediction". ...
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