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SmartLove wrote:I have a question about the test.

So is the test going to be mainly definitions of are we going to list any gases or name any locations or climate types and there causes.

along that does anyone know where i can find practice test on climate

You're most likely going to need to know all three - study hard!
Tests from past years' Climate topics can be found here:
https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Test_ ... ve#Climate

This is my first year doing meteorology. How many notes can you take?

Juan36 wrote:This is my first year doing meteorology. How many notes can you take?

You are allowed four sheets of notes, front and back. Optimize the space you have well, as it does not give boundaries for margins. These notes should be typed as well.

Who can fix this link: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/2018_ ... Climate.29

The broken link (the top file for VA Test 2009)

I found the correct location:

https://scioly.org/wiki/images/c/cd/VA_ ... gional.pdf




Thank you

home2mars wrote:Who can fix this link: https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/2018_ ... Climate.29

The broken link (the top file for VA Test 2009)

I found the correct location:

https://scioly.org/wiki/images/c/cd/VA_ ... gional.pdf




Thank you

Done.

Not too much happening on this page this year. Just leaving Mentor Ohio Invite I thought the test was very fair, moderately long but a good test. More questions on climate scenarios, Rep. Concentration Pathways than I have seen all year. RRTM model questions too. Been studying these be fist time in 6 invites that I have seen them on test. Time to jam for regionals now.

I don't know where to start in this event, this is my first time in this event, from looking at the other posts I can kinda collect that I will need to look at previous years topics and study them? Where should I start studying?

ScientistInTraining wrote:I don't know where to start in this event, this is my first time in this event, from looking at the other posts I can kinda collect that I will need to look at previous years topics and study them? Where should I start studying?

Start with the fundamentals, or simply defining climate as a whole. Investigate the factors influencing climate, and how climate can affect us as a whole. You could also start differentiating climate and weather. Once you finish that, begin with learning the atmosphere in general.

OrigamiPlanet wrote:

ScientistInTraining wrote:I don't know where to start in this event, this is my first time in this event, from looking at the other posts I can kinda collect that I will need to look at previous years topics and study them? Where should I start studying?

Start with the fundamentals, or simply defining climate as a whole. Investigate the factors influencing climate, and how climate can affect us as a whole. You could also start differentiating climate and weather. Once you finish that, begin with learning the atmosphere in general.

Okay, thank you!

ScientistInTraining wrote:I don't know where to start in this event, this is my first time in this event, from looking at the other posts I can kinda collect that I will need to look at previous years topics and study them? Where should I start studying?

Go to the wiki. The wiki will tell you what the topic is for the current year. Based on that start studying. Try to fit as much info on your notes sheet. If you have some space left over on your notes sheet, add some topics from Everyday Weather and Severe Storms. The topics change every year