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The Highs and Lows of Weather: Part 2 -- The Low Low pressure areas are the centers of interest in many weather situations for they are the storms that move across the continent. weather • meteorology • low pressure • cyclones • lows
The Flavour of Lows Often in the weather reports we hear of tropical lows, subtropical lows, extratropical lows, and thermal lows. What distinguishes these various flavours of "lows" from one another? weather • meteorology • keith c. heidorn • science of the sky • low pressure
Weather Or Not? Go pour yourself a fresh cup. Now, check out the bubbles forming just after you pour it. Are they staying in the center of your cup? coffee • weather • high-pressure systems • low-pressure systems • predict
Weather Lore-Weather By Nature For eons, man has depended on close observations of nature to forecast the weather. In days when there were no scientific methods of reading weather patterns, man relied on a keen eye for natural signs which indicated change. These observations were passed down through generations, and became a part of culture and education. They are called weather lore; weather by nature! february • spring • peepers • pond • weather
Backcountry Weather Forecasting Learn to assess weather in backcountry field settings to minimize the risk of encountering a storm unprepared. These five things will help you better understand weather. backcountry weather forecasting • predicting weather • backcountry traveler • low pressure • high pressure
Understanding Scuba Regulators Because they are a key piece of a diver's underwater life-support system, scuba diving regulators are one of the most important pieces of scuba gear. scuba regulators • scuba diving regulators • diving regulators • scuba regulator maintenance • scuba regulator repair
Gulf of Alaska Storms Storms move out of the Gulf of Alaska into the Pacific Northwest with great regularity, as many as three or four per week during the height of the winter storm season. Winter Gulf of Alaska storms typically sport winds in excess of 80 km/h (50 mph) with corresponding high waves. Some storms rival the strength of the great hurricanes/typhoons and would be considered as such if their origins were tropical rather than polar. weather • meteorology • winter storms • gulf of alaska • aleutian low
The Highs and Lows of Weather: Part 1 - The High Among the most commonly recognized weather features are the roaming regions of high and low pressure, designated by H and L on media weather maps, respectively. weather • meteorology • high pressure • high pressure ridge • anticyclone
Bernoulli Effect While Driving A few examples of Bernoulli's principle to notice when driving down the road. Why convertible tops bulge and a car is tugged towards passing traffic. bernoulli's principle • bernoulli effect • examples of bernoulli's principle • convertibles • cars
Tropical Cyclone Formation Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclonic storms are all forms of tropical cyclones, creating havoc and causing damage with high winds, rain and storm surge in low-lying regions. tropical cyclone sidr bangladesh • national oceanic and atmospheric administration • storm surge at sea level • hurricanes north atlantic • coriolis force equator
Winter Storm Common Nicknames From the Alberta Clipper to the Chattanooga Choo-Choo and the Pineapple Express, learn how damaging winter storms form across the United States and Canada. winter storm nicknames • winter weather producers • nor'easter • quick moving storms • heavy snowfall
Weather Bombs: Rapid Storm Development Weather bombs or bomb cyclones undergo explosive changes in intensity,forming an intense winter storm over a short period when they moved off the land and into the warm Gulf Stream waters off Cape Hatteras. These storms may move up the East Coast to form major snowstorms along their path. meteorology • weather • winter storms • bomb cyclones • weather bombs
How to Reduce Parental Stress Coping with the demands of being a parent can be stressful. Fortunately, there are simple and practical solutions to lessen parental stress. how to reduce parental stress • lower pressure of being parents • being parent can be stressful • lessen parental stress • demands of being a parent
North American Tornado Swarm 1974 Known as the Super Outbreak, 148 tornadoes touched down in an area stretching from Ontario Canada in the north to Alabama in the south over a 2 day period. worst tornado outbreak 1974 • two day swarm 100 tornadoes north america • super outbreak 148 tornadoes touched down from ont • april 1st 1974 intense low pressure system move ea • april 3rd storm spread great lakes region
Tubeless BikeTires Pros and Cons Tubeless tires offer many advantages over the traditional inner tube/tire system, not least the avoidance of punctures, but many cyclists reject them. Why? pros and cons of tubeless bicycle tires • how tubeless tire technology works on bikes • flat tire prevention • fewer punctures • bike tires
Winter Storm Weather Formation Winter storms, or Nor'easters, cause massive amounts of damage and high death tolls. These low pressure storms result from the clashing of cold and warm fronts. winter storm weather • nor'easter heavy snowfall • record storm damage • storm of the century 1993 • weather channel top ten storms
Blizzards are Winter's Strongest Storms The blizzard is nature's strongest winter storm. It's effects can paralyze a town or city for days. But how and why do these storms occur, and where are they most common? blizzard • what is a blizzard • blizzard of 1888 • blizzard of 1996 • blizzard of 1993
Cracked Magnets & a Chevy Beretta Today we discuss what happens when the magnet on a distributor shaft cracks and help a person that has a 1990 Chevy Beretta with an A/C compressor clutch problem. transmission • flush • intake • manifold • gasket
Hurricane Juan 2003, Nova Scotia Canada One of the most devastating storms in Atlantic Canada history, Hurricane Juan made landfall near Halifax, Nova Scotia on September 29, 2003. hurricane juan 2003 nova scotia canada • storm atlantic maritime provinces • hurricane juan bypassed east coast us • hurricane juan landfall shad bay prospect near hal • environment canada weather office highest sustaine
Local Winds of Interest to Boaters Local breezes and wind can be generated by factors that include topography and solar heating. Being familiar with local wind behavior is important to boating safety. local winds • sea breeze • land breezes • anabolic winds • katabatic winds
A Jet Stream Runs Through It High above the Earth's surface, rivers of air rush their way around the globe in a high speed current that often spawns side eddies that we on the ground call cyclones. Knowledge of the position of these streams, known as the <i>jet stream</i> because of their speed, is vital to accurate general weather forecasts and severe storm predictions. Knowledge of the location of the jet stream is also important to airlines and other long-distant air transportation. weather • meteorology • jet stream • polar front • polar jet stream
Air Masses: A Taste of Weather An air mass is a large dome of air which has similar horizontal temperature and moisture characteristics. At any given time, about fifty distinct air masses are scattered across the Earth. Some are newly born entities and strongly reflect their place of birth. Others are old and travel-scarred with only the slightest hint of their place of origin remaining. weather • meteorology • air masses • weather fronts
Blizzard! While the media rush to call any severe or heavy snowstorm a blizzard, true blizzards have a strict definition according to meteorologists, and snow need not even fall in a blizzard. Blizzards take on different characteristics when they rage around North America, combining wind and temperature and snow into a variety of recipes, though they all start as low pressure systems. weather • meteorology • blizzard • winter storms • winter
Lake Breeze Weather On late spring and summer days when the temperature soars, a special wind system may form along the coastline of the Great Lakes or other large lakes. It is known as the lake breeze, a similar condition to the sea breeze known along ocean shores. weather • meteorology • great lakes • lake breeze • lake breeze thunderstorms
The Coriolis Force, explained and debunked The motivation of the Coriolis force, and its application to weather; also, the misconception about its effect on water in the bathtub is debunked. coriolis force • centrifugal force • hurricanes • weather • astronomy
Understanding the Wrath of God The "wrath of God" is a term that gets tossed around whenever something bad happens in the world. But what exactly is "God's wrath?" wrath of god • god's wrath • anger of god • love and wrath • buddy jesus
Weather Proverbs Many of the weather proverbs you grew up hearing are based in fact. boating • boating safety • weather • boating course • sailing
Wind Above My Wings How air can make an aircraft fly, and how Mother Nature plays games with wind, air, and mountains. flying • principles of flight • wind • travel • small airplanes
Can I Recharge My Vehicle A/C? It must be getting close to summer, judging by all the Air Conditioning questions I’m receiving. freon • r-12 • r-134a • recharging my a/c • refrigerant
Jamming With Your Computer Your computer can be your best co-writer. Here are some tips on using your computer for jamming, rehearsals and low-cost recording. "cindy lee haddock" • songwriting • "music composition" • "home recording"
Nor'easters and Alberta Clippers The great tropical storms roaming the world's oceans and seas have earned the right for individual names. Extratropical cyclonic storms, those forming from the clash of polar and tropical air masses, have not yet been honoured with individual names. However, some extratropical storms take on such unique characteristics that they are often recognized with a unique name for the genre: the Nor'easter along the Atlantic coast, the Alberta Clipper that races across the continent our of the Alberta plains. weather • meteorology • storms • alberta clipper • nor'easters
The Derecho The derecho is a violent, widespread windstorm emanating from long-lived thunderstorm complexes. Derechos produce damaging, straight-line winds of 100 to 160 km/h (60 to 100 mph) that are strong enough to down trees and power lines. They rush across a region along paths tens of kilometres (miles) wide and hundreds of kilometres (miles) long. Derecho damage is continuous and non-random over a large area. weather • meteorology • derecho • windstorm • thunderstorm
Exploring the Seasons Study the environment, social studies and language arts through this fun and crafty project. learning about seasons • seasonal education activities • making season boxes • season scavenger hunt • seasonal items
Marine Fire Extinguishers Fire extinguishers are designed for different purposes. Type B:C dry chemical units are commonly used on recreational vessels. marine fire extinguishers • marine type uscg • boat fire extinguisher • dry chemical extinguisher • fire chemistry
Newton's Theory of Colour Shine white light through a glass prism and the emerging rays of light will spread out in a rainbow of colours. newton's theory of colour • newton's theory of color • colour theory • color theory • isaac newton
Weather Changes Can Trigger Migraines A study conducted by the University of Calgary found that Chinook winds are possible migraine triggers. This confirms what migraine sufferers have long known and may help identify ways to prevent migraines. migraine • chinook • weather triggers • migraine triggers
1998 North American Big Ice Storm Starting January 5th 1998 and lasting for six days, freezing rain caused power outages, extensive property damage, and death. great ice storm of 1998 • disaster eastern canada northeastern us • storm of the century • january 5th 1998 six days • freezing rain power outages extensive property dam
A Guide to Lighting Types Light is a very critical part of our world. Without light we would not be able to see anything. Man has created a number of sources for providing artificial light. Learn about the various types of lighting options that you can chose from, their features and applications. building construction • material • building • maintenance • construction
Air Embolism In Scuba Diving An air embolism is a risk inherent in scuba diving. And like most physiological problems in scuba diving, the risk is due to the diver breathing air at high pressure. holding breath on scuba ascent • symptoms of air embolism • preventing an air embolism scuba • the bends in scuba diving • treatment of air embolism
April Showers April showers bring May flowers. Rain showers are very common weather events during April across most of North America. Showers are a distinct form of precipitation, whether falling as rain or snow or ice pellets. weather • meteorology • showers • rain showers • rain
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Ask Again Later – Jill A. Davis Emily lives her life with one foot out the door, afraid to take risks. But a sudden illness makes her rethink her life' s philosophy and her relationships. ask again later • jill a davis • chick lit • new york city • daughter
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Attic Ventilation: Venting Hot Air Attic Ventilation is essential for exhausting hot air, to ease the load on the air conditioner, and to lower utility bills. This can be done with roof vents and fans. attic ventilation • lower utility bills • soffit vents • energy consumption • air conditioning cycles
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Bridging the language gap The first step in making your stay in France as fulfilling as possible - learn the language as well as you can. Here are some tips. french • language
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Christmas 2006 Tornadoes in Florida A tornado outbreak spoiled Christmas Day activities for residents of Tampa, Daytona Beach, DeLand, Leesburg and Lake City, Florida. christmas 2006 tornadoes florida • tornado outbreak christmas day tampa daytona beach • f0 tornado leesburg area lake county • f2 tornado deland volusia county • storm damage tiger bay volusia county
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