Meteorology B

[bernard]

[Mathlete13]

Hi! I am curious as to how everyone is making their binders for this event. We have divided the information into several different categories, and have tabbed dividers, but we're wondering if there's a better way to do it. Any thoughts?

[dhruva-s]

We used the Meteorology rules. We just made a section for every section in the rules, and it seems to be working really well. We've also used tabs, so basically the same thing.

[Mathlete13]

We did the exact same thing. We have a table of contents for the different sections at the front, and a table of contents at the beginning of each section with more details. Hope this helps and good luck with this event!

[Kiko]

I still don't understand how hodographs work and why they have it up there. It's supposed to be a college-level thing and it's stressing me out

[Wyls1000]

I still don't understand how hodographs work and why they have it up there. It's supposed to be a college-level thing and it's stressing me out

same :sobs:
I didn't realize it was college level tho ;;-;;
ok basically what I thought: there's a circle map. It's basically a line connecting tips of wind on the map vectors between random heights in the atmosphere, and it represents a measured wind direction/speed at a certain measured level. Basically its a graph that shows change of vertical wind shear from one height to another, and then the lines are connected to each other to make a line graph thingy