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lina2011 [118]
3 years ago
15

1. how are weather data used to make forecasts?

Physics
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andreev551 [17]3 years ago
3 0
1. Weather data is used to make forecasts first by analyzing a weather report to discover it's parts, the purpose of it is to include a variety of weather map symbols, predict weather events and produce mock forecasts which the intent shows how data is collected and analyzed. The same techniques are used to analyze weather data. By creating a web from the start, they'll be able to complete an assessment where they'd be creating another web which outlines the steps a forecaster takes to produce a forecast.
2. Temperature is the measurement of the amount of energy in an object or area, dew point is the temperature that the air must be cooled without adding or eliminating water vapour in order to reach saturation. Air pressure is what is controlled by the air pressure regulator in whatever the air is flowing through.

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