Atmospheric Science
The atmosphere is the key to life on Earth. This thin layer is what protects us from the hostile environment of space. Here you can learn all about the atmospheric sciences. See more »
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Atmospheric sciences help us understand and predict the weather. Learn about topics such as the seasons, why it snows, and how rainbows are formed.
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Meteorological Instruments
Meteorology is a complicated science that requires specialized tools to study the weather. These tools help scientists understand the unpredictable nature of the weather. Learn about meteorological instruments here. See more »
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Meteorological Terms
Meteorological terms helps us to explain the weather, climate, and phenomena that occurs in our atmosphere. Learn more meteorological terms and how they are used here. See more »
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Meteorologists
Meteorologists are important to the advancement of meteorology. Meteorologists do much more than predict the weather on the evening news. Here you can learn about meteorologists and their work. See more »
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Storms
Storms are a meteorological event that can be studied to advance the science of meteorology. The study of storms can potentially save lives as scientists gain a better understanding of their nature. Learn more about storms here. See more »
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How Tornadoes Work
A tornado is one of those amazing, awesome acts of nature that simply leaves you dumbfounded -- a huge, swirling, 200-mph beast of a storm that appears to have a mind of its own.
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How Weather Works
You might think of weather as something that happens around your life. It could prevent you from taking a bike ride or inspire you grab an umbrella on your way out. But there's more to weather than its ability to thwart the best-laid plans.
Who were the first storm chasers?
When the weather radio sends the ominous signal that a tornado is near, most people run for cover. But some die-hard adventurers get their jollies by chasing these violent storms. Who started this dangerous hobby?
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