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Predicting the Weather

Building a working knowledge of how weather tools work, students will understand how meteorologists observe and predict weather.

Careers in Weather

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Men and women from all over the world study Earth's weather and climate with new technologies and tools.

Predicting Severe Storms

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Using weather data, scientists are able to predict many severe storms. Everyone needs to be educated in understanding what these predictions mean and how they can affect our well-being.

Weather Prediction Technology

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Science and technology work hand in hand to address the needs of meteorologists. Weather balloons and satellites provide invaluable data about global climatic changes and weather patterns. Scientists use this data to predict extreme weather happenings, and monitor the effects of weather on our environment.

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