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Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Meteorology / April 2004



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Southern Hemisphere Standing Wave30 Apr 2004 22:26 GMT3
A look at http://grads.iges.org/pix/shemi.jet.html is well worth it at the
moment. The SH jet stream has split into two nearly concentric streams and
is in an awesome standing wave. Flick through the 6 days of prediction and
the double wave of the jet stream hardly moves. This is ...
severe weather29 Apr 2004 22:16 GMT1
www.kmts.ca/~hdegagne
Page up and running again on annotated links about severe weather.
Helle Degagne
Attn:  Government tornado forecasters  Apr. 21, 200424 Apr 2004 23:01 GMT10
Posted by E.D.G.   April 21, 2004
Earthquake and tornado data evaluation computer program:
http://www.freewebz.com/eq-forecasting/301.html
Newsgroup readers:  Please forward copies of this report to any government
NASA's Multi-Million Dollar Search for Other Earths23 Apr 2004 02:21 GMT1
Based on the Drake Equation, scientists say our galaxy holds as many
as 30 billion other earth-like planets.  NASA has laid on several
multi-million dollar missions to look for them.  Why?  Could the
answer be physics?  Could the law of entorpy be the reason?
GEO Quarterly  Number 220 Apr 2004 19:52 GMT2
The second issue of the Group for Earth Observation's Quarterly is
currently being printed and will be despatched to paid-up members
next week.
Some copies of the first issue are still available free of charge.
The Hawaiian Anti-Cyclone19 Apr 2004 18:00 GMT2
Nice severe-weather jet we're having over the US this week, aren't we?
Sucker swings in from way down low off Baja, below 30N, where you don't
normally see it.
Here's why:
Out-of-season cyclones and typhoons?19 Apr 2004 15:16 GMT12
G'day mates,
It has been interesting watching the forecasts and data etc from the
JTWC and OzBOM the past couple of weeks.
Here it is, mid April, and we've has Sudal in the NW Pacific  for the
"Emissions of CO2"... do they mean CO ?18 Apr 2004 22:38 GMT1
I don't want to change the subject, but as far as I remember, that little #2
there makes a world of difference.
And I see this little mistake very often all over the midia ...
CO2, AKA "Carbonic Gas" or "Carbon Dioxide" is produced by plants, algae and
.mil sites inaccessible18 Apr 2004 13:46 GMT13
Ladies & gentlemen,
For a couple of days I can't reach the following sites:
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/PUBLIC/OTIS/otis.html
Weathermodelling14 Apr 2004 07:48 GMT3
http://www.weatherimages.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1520
I got a link to a weather modelthingumie. Now I just need to find out
what the hell t all means then I start the hard bit. How to fit quakes
and volcanicity into it.
Sudal11 Apr 2004 05:58 GMT15
Anybody know if the tiny island creamed by Sudal's right-side eyewall
today puts out wx obs?
Live Images from Meteosat 810 Apr 2004 13:47 GMT3
Is that possible to have live pics from Meteosat 8 on the web ?
I didn't find any URL ?
Thanks
Michel
Satellite Pixel Size10 Apr 2004 01:19 GMT3
I'm trying to figure out a formula that relates latitude/longitude
to GOES pixel size.  The nominal resolution is at the subsatellite
point.  Alas, I do not live there, so pixel resolution is degraded
here, and I'd like to know exactly what it is.
Devastating Rain09 Apr 2004 15:18 GMT1
BBC: Devastating Rain
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/news/index.shtml?newX=200
Looking around the world today, rain features rather heavily with, in some
cases, devastating results.
SYNOP data format09 Apr 2004 13:49 GMT7
I wonder since when have we used SYNOP FM-12 data format? And what was
before it? Does anybody know that? Maybe there're any websites where I can
read about it? I would be greatful for any links.
Thanks in advance
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