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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.

so it's pretty much every topic of meteorology w/o focusing on storms or climate or anything??

doctor wrote:so it's pretty much every topic of meteorology w/o focusing on storms or climate or anything??

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...

How much METAR will we need to know?

it really depends on your state
here is the test i promised please PM me with any questions or comments
Everyday Weather Test

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!

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

oops wrong event..
is it the same for Solar Systems?

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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