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Atmospheric Science Librarians Internationsl (ASLI) Central Pacific Hurricane Center Climate Information and Services Department of Meteorology, Pennsylvania State Universtiy: Electronic Map Wall (e-Wall) - NEW Displays forecast models from 4 different time periods. Environment Canda Florida EXPLORES! Hurricanes Florida State University Hurricane Preparation Gulf Coast Hurricane Page Hurricane Preparedness - NOAA Hurricane Preparedenes - Miami Dade Hurricane Warning! Hurricane Watch Net Hurricane Outlook 2008 - NOAA Mid-Atlantic Weather Station Joint Typhoon Warning Center, Hawaii Mid-Atlantic Weather Station NOAA Coastal Services Legislative Atlas NOAA Earth Monitoring System NOAA Hurricane Research Division -AOML NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards National Weather Service National Weather Service - Miami-History Naval Research Laboratory Tropical Cyclone Ohio State University Scripps Institute Tropical Page - Southeastern U.S. Marine Weather- NEW - provides around-the-clock access to marine information for commercial and recreational communities within the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. Both coastal and offshore information is given for water temperature, waves, currents, salinity, and winds. Stormcentral Unisys Weather Hurricanes Universtify of Wisconsin CIMSS Tropical Cyclone World Meteorological Society World Meteorological Society Bulletin Education Links NOAA Kid's Day - Mapping the Skies NWS Playtime for Kids The Hurricane Glossary at HurricaneTrack.com Weather and Climate Resources NSSL Educational Climate info - KIDS JetStream - An Online Weather School FEMA For Kids: Video Library National Weather Service Southern Region Skywatcher Chart Hurricane Awarness learning lesson MetEd Home Page Time for Kids | Home |
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Meteorological Interpretation Blog site: CIMSS Satellite Blog Houston Chronicle, Hurricane Ike Experience- Survey Results ************ SHyMet Course for Interns NOAA Satellites and Information, National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service, Regional and Mesoscale Meteorology Branch (RAMMB) "The Intern track of the Satellite Hydrology and Meteorology (SHyMet) Course will touch on Geostationary and Polar orbiting satellite basics (areal coverage and image frequency), identification of atmospheric and surface phenomena, and provide examples of the integration of meteorological techniques with satellite observing capabilities. This course will be administered through web-based instruction and will be the equivalent of 16 hours of training. Initially the Intern Track was targeted for NWS interns. It is now open to anyone inside or outside of NOAA who wishes to review the "basics" of satellite meteorology." *********** from High Resolution Map of All North Atlantic and Eastern North Pacific major hurricanes (at least Category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale)
************* What is your favorite book of the year? The Atmospheric Science Librarians International seek nominations for the best book published each year. They present ASLI's CHOICE AWARD for the best book of the year in the fields of meteorology / climatology / atmospheric sciences during the Annual American Meteorological Society meeting. Let me know your suggestions at: Nhclibrary@noaa.gov or contact:Maria A. Latyszewskyj - Chair Maria.Latyszewskyj@ec.gc.ca or Doria Grimes: Doria.Grimes@noaa.gov |
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