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Fog types: a guided comparison of cooling, movement and ice
An educational procedure for distinguishing major fog mechanisms through diagnostic clues and hypothetical cases.
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Reading a supercell diagram: exercises and answers
A reading workshop with four questions about orientation, missing features, classification and unsupported conclusions. Teaching examples, not a diagnosis of real storms.
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Norbert may become a hurricane as later track uncertainty increases
Norbert had sustained winds of 55 kt at 0300 UTC on September 12. The National Hurricane Center forecasts hurricane strength within 24 h, but track scenarios diverge after the weekend.
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Reading isobars: pressure and the path of the wind
Pressure contours help explain wind patterns. Learn what their spacing means and how wind direction differs from the direction in which air moves.
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Supercell structure: updraft, wind shear and the flanking line
A guide to the conceptual supercell model, from updraft rotation to the roles of wind shear and the flanking line.
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Clouds: understanding shapes and heights
Wisps, heaps and layers reflect different processes. Learn how clouds form and why their usual height groups should be treated as guides rather than rigid limits.
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