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Actual Forecasts for me is Yahoo Weather

by Prakash
(Bangalore, INDIA)

Communications Satellite

Communications Satellite

I usually prefer yahoo weather forecasts for up to date accurate information in my area.

Yes satellite is definitely an important tool for modern weather forecasting without which most of our planning outdoor will be a disaster. Even after the satellite images are downloaded, technology plays a vital role in bringing them to my door steps for any planning for a football match once the date is finalized by my senior management I go to my yahoo weather forecasts and find how the days looks.

Twice the match was postponed due to my presentation of data from yahoo that the day had bad weather and it actually proved on that day. So I surely believe that it is not only fun but we can save a lot of our sponsors money and time to use them in a better day.

There are many more features of satellite like our entertainment, signals, telecommunications etc., it is become so difficult for us not to use mobile and does anyone know the core of mobile is satellite. And moreover the internet that we are using now is a gift from our satellite.

If we forget our mobile at home for just a single day everyone know the difficulties that we face, it shows how we are addicted to technology one way it is good but on the other hand it is bad all innovations has its own advantages and disadvantages, but we should choose the best.

Barry's Response - It's always best to be prepared for the worst, but it's okay to enjoy the best at the same time. Thanks for your ideas, Prakash.



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