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MysterySkye04 wrote:

NeilMehta wrote:

MysterySkye04 wrote: Thank goodness. My mom really wants me to get a medal in Meterology, seeing how I got 9th all by myself.

*Hey look another division B NY person hiya*
if you took earth science in school you probably remember the reference tables
do u know if were allowed to use them in our notes for rocks/minerals or meteo

*Hi there, New Yorker. Where's your competition at?*
My school......is a little different and we haven't done anything with Meteorology or reference tables.

long island (east) and we might go to blue dragon
school name is murphy jhs

NeilMehta wrote:

MysterySkye04 wrote:

NeilMehta wrote: *Hey look another division B NY person hiya*
if you took earth science in school you probably remember the reference tables
do u know if were allowed to use them in our notes for rocks/minerals or meteo

*Hi there, New Yorker. Where's your competition at?*
My school......is a little different and we haven't done anything with Meteorology or reference tables.

long island (east) and we might go to blue dragon
school name is murphy jhs

Oh, I'm in the New York City one. My school's new, it's has a bit of a long name. Third year for our school!

Feel free to contact me for any Meteorology help!

Fibonacci924 wrote:Feel free to contact me for any Meteorology help!

Thanks! But I'm pretty sure I'll be asking questions for people on my team since I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who has an account.

So guys, I was just wondering what you think may be the biggest challenge this year in terms of topics. My partner and I really want to go pretty in-depth about observation (Doppler, etc.) but I was just wonder what was on your 'radar.'

Do you know any good websites

MysterySkye04 wrote:Do you know any good websites

Well, as a very basic and easy-to-navigate page, go here: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/srh/jetstream/matrix.html. This has good info, and not ALL of it is usable, but it is a good start. Other than that, check out Quizlet for good vocab practice. Hope this helps!

DankMcIntosh wrote:

MysterySkye04 wrote:Do you know any good websites

Well, as a very basic and easy-to-navigate page, go here: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/srh/jetstream/matrix.html. This has good info, and not ALL of it is usable, but it is a good start. Other than that, check out Quizlet for good vocab practice. Hope this helps!

Thank you! I haven't been on here for a while, so finding this in my inbox is helpful.

Awesome! Glad I could help!

Hey, I have been finding trouble with the Doppler radar and interpreting weather maps, I did this event last year but my partner and I focused mainly on everyday weather: the atmosphere. And in state competition we were thrown off guard when we had to interpret weather maps. Thank you, and I'm Jessica.