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These website pages give scientific explanations about weather:

RADAR

More Weather RADAR

RADAR Weather Technical Descriptions

National RADAR Problems

Doppler RADAR

NOAA and GEOS Satellite Weather

Satellite Photo Resolution

Satellite Wavelengths

Wavelengths and Satellite Pics

Multi-color Satellite photos, images and pictures

Surface Weather Analysis Maps

Isobars and Air Pressure Science

Meteorology Terms and Physics Equations

Upper Atmosphere Levels

Jet Streams

Atmosphere Layers

Upper Ridges and Troughs

Upper Air Currents

Advection

Deformation

Vorticity

Prevailing Winds

Weather Instruments

Barometers and Air Pressure

Thermometers and Temperature Conversions

Hygrometers – Humidity Meters

Weather Vanes and Anemometers – Wind Speed Instruments

Rain Gauges

Current Weather Observations

Global Warming

The problem with Global Warming

Effects of Global Warming

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