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Weather
Can winter weather be predicted by studying the thickness of the fur of some animals. How do you know and could you please explain?
How animals can predict the weather?How do scientists know or how are they able to predict that your weather condition is on the way?How can we predi...
What is the importance of a meteorological station in an agricultural area?
Why to Use Weather Stations? A good weather station can be helpful to properly plan farm operations. It can help to define the right time of sowing an...
How do people tell the weather?
Observational data collected by doppler radar, radiosondes, weather satellites, buoys and other instruments are fed into computerized NWS numerical fo...
What are average weather patterns in panama?
What is the weather like in Panama year round?What is the average pattern of weather?What is the weather usually like in Panama?Does Panama get snow?...
What are some ways people are informed about on coming severe weather conditions?
Listen to local news or a NOAA Weather Radio to stay informed about severe thunderstorm watches and warnings. Check the Weather-Ready Nation for tips....
Why a fence is built around a weather station and why is not built too high?
Why is a weather station fenced?Why is the Stevenson screen a set distance from the ground?What is the purpose of the Stevenson screen?What is inside...
What is a wheather patterns in a region over a long period of time is?
Climate is defined as an area's long-term weather patterns. The simplest way to describe climate is to look at average temperature and precipitation o...
What is the name of people who move place to place due to weather?
What does weath mean?What helps carry weather from place to place?Does weather change from place to place?What is a weather system?What is weather Br...
Why is it important for a farmer to keep up to date with the weather?
Being aware of real-time weather conditions like air and dew temperature, precipitation, and humidity is the best way to protect crops and secure a hi...