Meteorology(everyday weather)

[robotman]

Does anyone have a copy of the rules from 2007, so I can see what I need to know?

yes i do but i cant post them they are copyrighted by soinc.org
try google searches though

[soobsession]

i think i might like basic weather better than climate...idk...im already starting to identify clouds whenever i look at the sky ah well, does anyone have any suggestions as to what to study?

Clouds, fronts, what weather IS. etc...

What else should we study? thnx.

hmm...im already studying that...im also studying atmospheric phenomena, weather map thingies, air pressure....things like that...

[crabnebula143]

Will we have to study specific locations?? ex., India + monsoons?? Or florida + some hurricane??
Or would that be climate/severe storms??

[srsvball95]

Monsoons i think is more climate and i don't think we will have it next year...

I think maybe they'll have some stuff on hurricanes because it affects the U.S. directly and monsoons affect India and they don't really affect us.

That's what I think but I could be wrong.

[robotman]

everyday weather pretyy much covers everthing but the mains stuff is
1cloud types
2clouds and precipitation
3fronts
4storm types
5general meteorology
image reading
METAR
RADAR
6cloud id from images
so anything related to meteorology is covered those are some of the differant stuff

[rocketman1555]

You pretty much have to know almost everything about the weather, you just won't have to know as much in depth information as you do for climate and severe storms, but it covers a lot broader range

[soccer_5456]

It seems so broad..

[robotman]

it is thats what makes it hard

[robotman]

here is the page for it on the wiki i posted it under climate and thought it would be a good addition Everyday Weather Wiki

[soccer_5456]

actually doesnt seem bad at all, i pretty much know all the stuff from the past years
but there isnt any meteorology in division C..
i have to coach my brother that is upcoming on this event