Meteorology B

[robotman]

also-does anyone have sites for weather instruments?
the wiki has a table of instruments but there isn't any pics of what they look like

Type the names into google images that will yield good results
eventually there may be a picture that has them on the wiki just depends

[RightorRong]

Do we need to know calculations?

[zyzzyva980]

What do you mean by that?

[RightorRong]

I don't know. Formulas?

[brobo]

You SHOULD know what you are asking, because if YOU don't know what you're asking, then how can anyone else? But I'll do my best...

The most you should need to know is conversions. There aren't really any formulas like in Solar System or some of those other events. For example, know how to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius to Kalvin and back, how to convert Millibars to Inches in Mercury, how to change Miles per Hour into Knots, and maybe just to be on the safe side know some measurement conversions, like feet to yards, etc.

[mg]

hi!

i have state next weekend so i have been trying to do as many test as possible to prepare. I have used all of the tests on the wiki but the METAR test does not work when i click on it. I have tried this on three differnt computers with diffrent program (Words and Works). Any advice?

Thanks!

[robotman]

hi!

i have state next weekend so i have been trying to do as many test as possible to prepare. I have used all of the tests on the wiki but the METAR test does not work when i click on it. I have tried this on three differnt computers with diffrent program (Words and Works). Any advice?

Thanks!

First of all what what browser are you using IE, Chrome, Firefox, or Opera?
Second what happens when you try to open it?

[mg]

i saved it to my documents and then opened it and it worked!!! I had tried it before end it haddn't. Thanks for the help!!
The test is very good!!! Its so hard to find test on METAR!

[RightorRong]

You SHOULD know what you are asking, because if YOU don't know what you're asking, then how can anyone else? But I'll do my best...

The most you should need to know is conversions. There aren't really any formulas like in Solar System or some of those other events. For example, know how to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius to Kalvin and back, how to convert Millibars to Inches in Mercury, how to change Miles per Hour into Knots, and maybe just to be on the safe side know some measurement conversions, like feet to yards, etc.

lol yea I should. What about finding relative humidity? There's a formula for it. relative humidity = e/es * 100. Something like that.

[Ruditime]

Dose anybody know a good sight that has interactive games on it fo studying