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Weather, it's been said, is a great metaphor for life. Sometimes it's good, at times it's bad, and there's really not much one can do with it except carry an umbrella. Weather is unpredictable but no matter what one says about it, it continues to dictate human activity, changing the focus of industries, for example, or causing an entire nation to rethink its production. In fact, weather affects people's decision where to live. In the U.S, Cheyenne in Wyoming has the most number of hailstorms in the U.S, with an average of 10 per year. Kansas has the most number of F5 tornadoes, and this number has been consistent since 1880. This section is all about weather and the topics that relate thereto.
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Posted by Brendan Buchanan. Published on Nov 21, 2009
Formed in 1989 in Portland Oregon, Oregon Scientific has sought to transform the way we forecast the weather from our homes. Todays Oregon Scientific home weather stations are electronic devices showing readings by a microprocessor. The readings will be displayed on the screen of the station or transmitted via radio waves to your computer.Everyone has an interest in the weather, just listen to people on the street; it's probably the most discussed general topic in the world. Wit...
Posted by Satish Chandra Sharma. Published on Nov 05, 2009
Elections in the states of Haryana, Maharashtra and Arunachal have again brought Congress to Power, though in Haryana it failed even to get dimplr majority. These elections have proved that BJP has again fared poorly. Introspection needs to be done by each party to improve its image and need is to avoid interal rivalaries and dissensions. Even Congress is not free of this blame and should follow Sonia Gandhi's line faithfully
Posted by Lawrence Davidson. Published on Oct 16, 2009
Hurricanes are among good number destructive forces on earth. Thanks to Hurricane Katrina, we've all seen the break they can cause. Do you know how hurricanes approach about and why they occur so often in the tropics?The earth, since we all know, rotates approximately the sun and its axis is tilted toward the sun. These factors are main fundamentals of tropical weather. The tropics get together a lot of heat, which must be dissipated. A tropical storm is how this heat is dissipated to nearby la
Posted by Guy J Morris. Published on Sep 03, 2009
It is amazing to think that that phenomenon we call the weather is merely effects of the sun's heat interacting with the Earth's atmosphere. The atmosphere strives for equilibrium even though it is heated unevenly by the sun. This causes large masses of air to move, causing various weather patterns.
Posted by Mark Decherd. Published on Aug 09, 2009
Right now is the perfect time to prepare â?? long before the next monster strikes. By getting ready in advance, you won't have to scramble nor will you need to compete with other residents for scarce supplies. Time is on your side and supplies are readily available.
Posted by Allan Michael Taylor. Published on Jul 18, 2009
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Posted by Mark Decherd. Published on Jun 22, 2009
After a hurricane damages your home, your insurance company needs to assess the damage. Not only will your insurer confirm that your home has been damaged, if water damage is involved, your insurance company will need to determine whether or not the damage is covered. For example
Posted by Bruce A Tucker. Published on Jun 18, 2009
Frost can delay your morning commute, make roadways unsafe and wipe out your vegetable garden. Make sure you are monitoring frost in your area.
Posted by Mia Den Haan. Published on Apr 22, 2009
Is climate change beginning to show itself in the form of extreme weather pattern changes? In Europe this has shown in many different ways. There has been extreme snow and ice as well as exceptionally warm winters.
Posted by Shalini Jyothi. Published on Apr 12, 2009
The most important event in the Indian year is the monsoon. India is an agricultural country, and the year's crops depend on the character of the rainy season. A good monsoon means prosperity, but an excess of rain means destructive floods, and the failure of the monsoon spells drought and famine. The monsoon or trade winds, reach India about the month of June. Coming as they do over thousands of miles of sea, they are laden with moisture; and when they meet the cool heights of the Western Ghats, and later the Himalayas, clouds form, which soon condense in heavy rain.