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Check out these two weather books by
meteorologist Jim Woodmencey |
Reading Weather |
In Bookstores or Click on
a book
for a direct link to the
Publishers
website |
Weather in the Southwest |
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This page is designed for the
serious weather user. It is for those who want to go beyond the analysis stage, and on to
the forecast stage. In the forecast stage you are analyzing future weather maps,
rather than current maps, similar to what you might find on the Weather
Maps Page.
The caveat is: Computer models are not always right.
As always, be sure to check the time & date to
assure that you have the latest data displayed.
Unisys also has good explanations of
the information plotted on
these
maps. |
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