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• Zip Code Weather Forecast
  To find your local weather 7-day weather forecast, enter your zip code or City and State information below. Also,current updated weather map.
  Zip-Code-Weather-Forecast.html
• Home
  index.html
• Observer COURSES
  Best Aviation Weather Observer Course, SAWRS, LAWRS, AWO, METAR, SPECI' Become Certified
  Observer-COURSES.php

• Home Study Observer Course
  Most Comprehensive Weather Observer home study course available. Learn METAR SAWRS LAWRS. Read and code Aviation Weather reportrs.
  Home-Study-Observer-Course.html
• On Site Training
  Professional Weather Observer Training. for corporations. Learn Metar, Speci, NWS certification examination.SAWRS, LAWRS, general observer training.
  On-Site-Training.html

• BUY IT NOW
  BUY-IT-NOW.html
• INTERNATIONAL BUY IT NOW
  Buy Weather Observer Course for International Delivery
  INTERNATIONAL-BUY-IT-NOW.html

• Enrolled Students
  Enrolled-Students.html

• Current Weather Maps
  Current watches and warnings map from the National Weather Service
  Current-Weather-Maps.html
• Wx Balloon Videos
  see how weather balloons are released and how computers track the radiosonde to record information from the atmosphere..
  Wx-Balloon-Videos.html
• More About Clouds
  Learn everything about clouds, how they form, what they weigh, what colors they are.. PHOTOGRAPHS OF CLOUDS.
  More-About-Clouds.php

• White Clouds
  White-Clouds.php
• Blue or Grey Clouds
  Blue-or-Grey-Clouds.php
• Green Clouds
  Green-Clouds.php
• Red Clouds
  Red-Clouds.php

• Yellow Clouds
  Yellow-Clouds.php

• Cloud Classifications
  History of cloud classification and 10 cloud types are explained.
  Cloud-Classifications.php

• Four Basic Cloud Levels
  Describes the four basic cloud groups according to their heights.
  Four-Basic-Cloud-Levels.php
• 10 Basic Cloud Types
  10-Basic-Cloud-Types.php

• Clouds in Detail
  Clouds-in-Detail.html

• Cumulonimbus Clouds
  Cumulonimbus is a heavy and dense cloud, with considerable vertical extent, in the form of a mountain or huge towers.
  Cumulonimbus-Clouds.php
• Cumulonimbus Mammatus
  Cumulonimbus-Mammatus.php
• Contrails
  Contrails form from the exhaust of jet engines when humidity is high and air is cold.
  Contrails.php
• Lenticular Clouds
  Lenticularis clouds are lens shaped clouds formed on the lee side of mountains
  Lenticular-Clouds.php
• Cirrus Clouds
  Cirrus clouds are detached clouds in the form of white, delicate filaments, sometimes shaped like commas, or white patches or narrow bands.
  Cirrus-Clouds.php
• Nimbostratus Clouds
  Grey cloud layer, often dark. Its appearance is diffused by more or less continuously falling rain or snow.
  Nimbostratus-Clouds.php
• Stratus Clouds
  Stratus clouds form a generally grey cloud layer with a faily uniform base.
  Stratus-Clouds.php
• Stratocumulus Clouds
  Stratocumulus clouds are grey or whitish, or both grey and whitish, patch, sheet or layer of cloud which almost always has dark parts, composed of rounded masses, rolls, etc, which may or may not be merged.
  Stratocumulus-Clouds.phpl
• Cumulus Clouds
  Cumulus clouds are detached clouds that often resemble cauliflower. They are "puffy" in appearance, generally dense and with sharp outlines.
  Cumulus-Clouds.php
• Rotor Cloud
  These are turbulent altocumulous type clouds
  Rotor-Cloud.php
• Cirrocumulus Clouds
  Cirrocumulus clouds are thin, white patchy, sheet or layer of cloud without shading.
  Cirrocumulus-Clouds.php
• Cirrostratus Clouds
  Transparent, whitish cloud veil of fibrous, hair-like or smooth appearance, totally or partly covering the sky and generally producing halo phenomena
  Cirrostratus-Clouds.php
• Altocumulus Clouds
  Altocumulus clouds are white or grey, or both. They appear as a sheet or layer of cloud, generally with shading composed of rounded masses, rolls, etc.
  Altocumulus-Clouds.php
• Altostratus Clouds
  Altostratus is a greyish or bluish cloud sheet or layer of striated, fibrous or uniform appearance which totally or partly covers the sky, but having parts thin enough to reveal the sun at least vaguely, as through ground glass.
  Altostratus-Clouds.php

• Current METAR
  Get the most current METAR for any reporting station in the World.
  Current-METAR.html

• Weather Instruments
  Describes various weather instruments and their uses. Learn how meteorologists do their work.
  Weather-Instruments.html

• Radiosonde
  As the radiosonde is lifted up into the sky, sensors measure pressure, temperature, and relative humidity and a battery powered transmitter sends the readings to a ground receiver.
  Radiosonde.php
• psychrometer
  Psychrometer is used to determine the amount of humidity in the air. It is used to determine relative humidity and dew point,
  psychrometer.php
• Sample Dew Point Table
  The Dew Point Table can be used to calculate dew point. This table is for instruction purposes only. Never use this table for actual observations.
  Sample-Dew-Point-Table.html
• Procedure For Recording Temperature and DewPoint
  How to determine and record temperature and dew point.
  Procedure-For-Recording-Temperature-and-DewPoint.php
• Reading Aircraft Altimeters
  How to read and aircraft altimeter
  Reading-Aircraft-Altimeters.php
• Psychrometric Calculator
  How to use the Psychrometric Calculator to determine dew point and relative humidity
  Psychrometric-Calculator.php
• Barometer
  Quite simply put, barometers measure the weight of the air in the atmosphere. As the air presses down on the mercury in the container, the mercury in the column moves up. When air pressure decreases and the mercury in the column weighs more than the air pressing upon it, the mercury in the column drops.
  Barometer.php
• Anemometers Measure Wind
  anemometers measure wind
  Anemometers-Measure-Wind.php

• Types of Weather
  Types-of-Weather.html

• Blowing Snow
  Photograph of blowing snow in Antarctica
  Blowing-Snow.html
• squall
  Photograph of blowing snow in Antarctica
  squall.html
• Sandstorm
  sandstorm video
  Sandstorm.html
• Dust Devil
  dust devil video
  Dust-Devil.html
• Tornado
  Tornado video
  Tornado.html
• Thunderstorm
  Invormation and video of thunderstorm.
  Thunderstorm.html
• Hurricanes
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  Hurricanes.html

• Hurricanes Categories
  The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a newer 1 to 5 categorization based on a hurricane's intensity at landfall. Historically, the scale (then known as the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale) used central pressure and storm surge as components of the categories. The problem with this method was that there are too many variables that influence storm surge.
  Hurricanes-Categories.php
• More about Hurricane Names
  More-about-Hurricane-Names.html
• Retired Hurricane Names
  Retired-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2009 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2009-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2004 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2004-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2005 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2005-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2006 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2006-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2007 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2007-Hurricane-Names.html
• 2008 Hurricane Names
  Retired Hurricane Names that will not be used again for at least 10 years. 2004 Hurricane Names 2005 Hurricane Names 2006 Hurricane Names 2007 Hurricane Names 2008 Hurricane Names
  2008-Hurricane-Names.html

• Snow
  This photograph is of a rare snowfall in New Orleans, Louisiana in mid December, 2009. It was responsible for stopping traffic, business and school closures, and happy children.
  Snow.php
• Lightning
  Lightning.php

• Air pressure
  Pressure differences can be caused by uneven heating of the earth's surface. When the sun heats the earth's surface, the air expands. With heating, air molecules move faster and bump each other farther apart. This is why the air can hold more moisture as well. If you were to measure the weight of a cubic foot of warm air, it would weigh less than a cubic foot of cold air because it has less molecules in it. This phenomea explains the normal small changes in pressure each day (relatively higher in the morning and lower in the afternoon.)
  Air-pressure.php

• Air Pressure and Weather
  Pressure differences can be caused by uneven heating of the earth's surface. When the sun heats the earth's surface, the air expands. With heating, air molecules move faster and bump each other farther apart. This is why the air can hold more moisture as well. If you were to measure the weight of a cubic foot of warm air, it would weigh less than a cubic foot of cold air because it has less molecules in it. This phenomea explains the normal small changes in pressure each day (relatively higher in the morning and lower in the afternoon.)
  Air-Pressure-and-Weather.php

• Bio-Meteorology
  Weather affects people. UV and UVA rays tornado thunderstorm lightning are dangerous heat index information can save lives
  Bio-Meteorology.php

• Daylight and Suicide
  A study in Sweden provides an interesting insight into the possibility of a connection between suicide and excessive daylight. Greenland has the world’s highest suicide rate, and in its northern part, where the sun doesn’t set between April and August, suicide occurs more frequently, especially among young men.
  Daylight-and-Suicide.php
• Sun Exposure
  Sun-Exposure.html
• Aches and Pains
  Aches-and-Pains.html
• Sun & Moon
  Sun-&-Moon.html
• Wind Chill/Heat Index
  Wind-Chill-Heat-Index.html
• Home Humidity
  Humidity can harm your health and home. Condensation mold growth, humidifiers, insulation, vapor barrier
  Home-Humidity.php

• Air Quality/Weather
  There is a relationship between air pollution and weather. Certain weather conditions, such as thermally inversions which to name one, in combination with air pollutants, can create a serious public health issue.
  Air-Quality-Weather.php

• RH and Dew Point
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  RH-and-Dew-Point.php

• Why Care About Humidity?
  But humidity impacts many other aspects of daily life including health and safety, as well. Mold, condensation, moisture damage, dry rot, etc. are related topics that concern anyone who works, plays or lives in a home.
  Why-Care-About-Humidity.php
• Is Desert Humidity 0%
  A relative humidity of 0% will never occur naturally. Even the driest of deserts have at least a couple of percentages of humidity.
  Is-Desert-Humidity-0%.php
• Does Rain Mean RH is 100%?
  Altostratus is a greyish or bluish cloud sheet or layer of striated, fibrous or uniform appearance which totally or partly covers the sky, but having parts thin enough to reveal the sun at least vaguely, as through ground glass.
  Does-Rain-Mean-RH-is-100%.php

• SAD - Seasonal Affective Disorder
  SAD-Seasonal-Affective-Disorder.html
• What Causes SAD?
  What-Causes-SAD.html
• Symptoms of SAD
  Symptoms-of-SAD.html
• Reverse SAD
  Reverse-SAD.html
• Treatment of SAD
  Treatment-of-SAD.html
• Photo Therapy for SAD
  Photo-Therapy-for-SAD.html
• Where to Buy
  Where-to-Buy.html
• Weather FAQ
  Answers to your weather questions. What makes the sky blue, what do radar image colors mean.
  Weather-FAQ.html

• Why Is The Sky Blue
  Twenty miles above earth, the sky is not blue, but black. But the earth’s atmosphere, which is largely nitrogen refracts light in a manner that makes it appear a beautiful blue color.
  Why-Is-The-Sky-Blue.html
• How Can I Buy the Home Study Course
  How to order Home Study Course
  How-Can-I-Buy-the-Home-Study-Course.html
• What do the Colors On the Weather map Mean?
  This is one of the most commonly asked questions. The answer depends on which maps you are looking at. Most often this question refers to the radar maps commonly seen in television broadcasts, which tell about weather moving through your area.
  What-do-the-Colors-On-the-Weather-map-Mean.html
• Why Are Some Clouds Different Colors?
  Cloud colors can tell us about the clouds we are observing. Dark grey or black cloud bottoms tell us that the clouds contain rain-sized moisture, green clouds indicate the presence of ice. For more detailed answers, go to More About Clouds.
  Why-Are-Some-Clouds-Different-Colors.html
• What is UTC time?
  What-is-UTC-time.html
• World Meteorological Association1
  World-Meteorological-Association.html

• Weather Calculator
  weather calculator allows you to calculate and convert temperatures, dew point, and more.
  Weather-Calculator.html
• Contact
  Contact WeatherWing about courses or the website
  Contact.html
• Privacy Policy
  Privacy information for our site
  Privacy-Policy.html
• Resources and Links
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• Site Map
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