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Thanks a lot for the meteogram. It will help me a lot. I did read the wiki, but my partner and I weren't sure which method to use. We can't use some of the methods because they involve past weather condition. The only method we thought was reasonable was the s=d/t but we weren't sure whether we would be given some data so that we can calculate the speed.

well most of the time it is good to know all the types because if they are giving you a question that requires extensive forecasting they will normally will give you enough info to use multiple ways the Speed=Distance divided by time is useful if the front is traveling at a given rate i have never had a test that asked that type of question though.

if is normally rare that they will ask you a specific question about forecasting though most of the time it was "billy lives here and there is a cold front coming from the north and is expected to arrive at this time tomorrow what weather can he expect during the frontal passage and after the front has passed?"

also there is normally a good amount of questions requiring you to label where fronts are and which direction they are moving

Thank You....

Where do I get some good information on this topic. can I get some pictures so I know what the challege is like

i am doing three projects (events) for school not science olympiad should i do meteorology or is it to hard?

what does meteo have to do with the 3 events ur doing for school??
also for me i think climate which was the topic last year was really hard
this realy shud be pretty easy since its about general meteo

ncha13 wrote:i am doing three projects (events) for school not science olympiad should i do meteorology or is it to hard?

Didn't andrewwski already scold someone for something like that?
But its different for every state, every test, and how much you study.

gsimmons12345 wrote:Where do I get some good information on this topic. can I get some pictures so I know what the challege is like

Like i may have mentioned before try the WIki it has 99% of the information you will need to cover

However you do need to go into more depth than the wiki for most of the info

Hi
Do you know if there's any good practice test with meteograms and METAR?
Thanks
MG

there is a good practice test for METAR on the test exchange
Test Exchange
This is the direct file link on the wiki

I created it off of what i remember to be on my state test three years ago so I hope it helps

now for meteograms it will take me a bit longer i should have one up later this week