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What formulas should we know for Meteorology? Seems mostly theory and extrapolation from charts/graphs as far as I can tell...not encountered any formulas yet!

bhavjain wrote:What formulas should we know for Meteorology? Seems mostly theory and extrapolation from charts/graphs as far as I can tell...not encountered any formulas yet!

My state test had a bunch, but that was far ack so I don't remember them, sorry!

Like do you know the names or even what the use of the formula was for?

bhavjain wrote:Like do you know the names or even what the use of the formula was for?

I can't remember much, but there was degree days which I knew, converting F to C, and some more, but mostly looking at and analyzing charts and info.

Just wondering? Has anybody else experienced a meteorology test in stations? If so, how was it like, and how much harder/easier is it than a regular test? We just had one at state, and there were many little stations with 2-4 problems at each. This made it nearly impossible to split up, making the time limit really hard to meet. To test makers often do stations tests for pure study events?

Fanglin wrote:Just wondering? Has anybody else experienced a meteorology test in stations? If so, how was it like, and how much harder/easier is it than a regular test? We just had one at state, and there were many little stations with 2-4 problems at each. This made it nearly impossible to split up, making the time limit really hard to meet. To test makers often do stations tests for pure study events?

I have never seen a station test for any of my study events. It's too complicated, and I feel like stations should be exclusive for certain events.

cemsc10 wrote:

Fanglin wrote:Just wondering? Has anybody else experienced a meteorology test in stations? If so, how was it like, and how much harder/easier is it than a regular test? We just had one at state, and there were many little stations with 2-4 problems at each. This made it nearly impossible to split up, making the time limit really hard to meet. To test makers often do stations tests for pure study events?

I have never seen a station test for any of my study events. It's too complicated, and I feel like stations should be exclusive for certain events.

That's what I was thinking, and the rules don't say anything about stations, like some event rules say.

Fanglin wrote:

cemsc10 wrote:

Fanglin wrote:Just wondering? Has anybody else experienced a meteorology test in stations? If so, how was it like, and how much harder/easier is it than a regular test? We just had one at state, and there were many little stations with 2-4 problems at each. This made it nearly impossible to split up, making the time limit really hard to meet. To test makers often do stations tests for pure study events?

I have never seen a station test for any of my study events. It's too complicated, and I feel like stations should be exclusive for certain events.

That's what I was thinking, and the rules don't say anything about stations, like some event rules say.

I agree. I have only participated in a Meteorology station test once, and it was horrible.

Terbin73 wrote:

Fanglin wrote:

cemsc10 wrote:
I have never seen a station test for any of my study events. It's too complicated, and I feel like stations should be exclusive for certain events.

That's what I was thinking, and the rules don't say anything about stations, like some event rules say.

I agree. I have only participated in a Meteorology station test once, and it was horrible.

How many stations?

cemsc10 wrote:

Terbin73 wrote:

Fanglin wrote: That's what I was thinking, and the rules don't say anything about stations, like some event rules say.

I agree. I have only participated in a Meteorology station test once, and it was horrible.

How many stations?

I can't quite remember. Maybe like 12 or something.