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The e-Wall was created by Fred Gadomski, a meteorologist at The Pennsylvania State University, in 2000 to provide students, forecasters, and weather enthusiasts a one-stop location for all current weather information. The e-Wall contains numerous computer simulated animations of the weather from various countries around the world. The e-Wall also includes satellite and radar data for the United States. The goal of this webpage is to provide an easy-to-read tutorial on the e-Wall, its models, and basic forecasting techniques used in meteorology. To view information about any part of the e-Wall, please click on any of the links on the left of every webpage, or below here on the main page. NOTE: For best results, use IE 6 or higher to view this tutorial. Thank you for visiting and happy learning!!! II: Initialization Information: Surface Plots Upper Air Plots/US Satellite Overlays Model Grid Spacing NGM WRF-NMM GFS UK CMC ECMWF ETA RSM RUC NOWCAST DGEX Upper-Air Navy IX: Extras
Tutorial completed by Aaron Bilby, Class of 2008, Department of Meteorology Special Thanks for aiding in the completion of this tutorial: The Weather Communications Group Simone Gleicher Greg Ferro Department of Meteorology Student Meteorologist Student Meteorologist The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University |
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