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tornado guy wrote:Are calculators allowed in competition? The rules don't say either way...

Then yes. (Number 2)

Does anybody have any good tests on EDW? Many of the tests on the test exchange are on climate...

zy__karen17 wrote:Does anybody have any good tests on EDW? Many of the tests on the test exchange are on climate...

Meteorology is on a 3 year rotation Everyday Weather, Severe Storms, Weather & Climate

Look at 2010 & 2007 Test Exchange for more EDW tests. PM me and we can discuss a few other ideas.

MM1

Great Study Session last night. Our mentor made up Trivia Pursuit-like cards. Breaks up the death by power point seesions we have sometimes.
6 Catagoies, 3 Cell and Beyond, The Atmsphere, Phenoms, Clouds, Everyday Weather, Hodge Podge. Had a blast and still learned a few things. Just an FYI for those looking to do something fresh. Our states our still 6 weeks away. MM1

https://www.meted.ucar.edu/

There is some pretty advanced stuff here. If anyone wants to go beyond what SO requires.

Thanks, I am sure to use it. What do think is more important to know: the atmosphere, or clouds?

Since clouds aren't specifically mentioned in the rules manual, you should learn atmosphere first.

However, it is vital that you know both--most tests I have taken so far this year have had several questions on both topics.

Thank you! I will learn them all for the states test.

Blwrunner wrote:Thank you! I will learn them all for the states test.

See you there!

I was wondering...has anyone been tested on identifying clouds? If you have, how were you tested? Did they also ask for information about the cloud? Thank you!