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Re: Meteorology B
I did this event topic, Everyday Weather, in Div B 3 years ago. I think it's the most straightforward of the meteorology topics. The only thing that was really troublesome was identifying the different clouds. Good luck.
			
			
									
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so it's pretty much every topic of meteorology w/o focusing on storms or climate or anything??
			
			
									
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Re: Meteorology B
i think the trouble with everyday weather is that its kind of broad...i mean...storms could be considered everyday weather i guess...but mostly its air pressure, clouds, fronts, and things like that...i think...doctor wrote:so it's pretty much every topic of meteorology w/o focusing on storms or climate or anything??

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Re: Meteorology B
How much METAR will we need to know?
			
			
									
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it really depends on your state 
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What type of calculators are we allowed to use? Right now I don't have a very good one, but before I invest in a  good one, I need to know what I can/can not  use. Please help!
			
			
									
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we are allowed to use a non-programmable calculator for this event and also fro most other events its non programable so one of the cheap one at wal-mart or someplace similar 

something like that is what i normally use
			
			
									
						
something like that is what i normally use
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oops wrong event..   
 
is it the same for Solar Systems?
			
			
									
						 
 is it the same for Solar Systems?
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Yes, it is the same for solar system.  You'll want to make sure in has a square root function for SS.
			
			
									
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