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Track Weather Patterns on Your Computer
by
Stephen Weston
No matter what your niche is, no matter how bizarre it may seem to some, there are large groups of people on the Internet that share in your obsession. If weather, and the tracking of weather, is your thing, the Internet is like a gift from the heavens.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Track-Weather-Patterns-on-Your-Computer
id=2778542 - Aug 18, 2009
The Weather Channel Gives You Instantaneous Information So You Can Plan Ahead!
by
Margarette Tustle
The Weather Channel provides up to date weather conditions and forecasts locally, nationally, and world-wide at any time of the night or day. You can use the Weather Channel to plan an outside event, pack appropriate clothing for your vacation, and even to forecast a high pollen weekend.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Weather-Channel-Gives-You-Instantaneous-Information-So-You-Can-Plan-Ahead!
id=112482 - Dec 13, 2005
Predict the Weather As Well as the Guy on TV
by
Madison Lockwood
Ice storms in the Midwest and subzero cold fronts through the North make it an interesting time for weather watchers. The net has many resources for both weather enthusiasts and folks who just want to know if they need bring an umbrella with them to work in the morning.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Predict-the-Weather-As-Well-as-the-Guy-on-TV
id=446095 - Feb 07, 2007
How To Move During Poor Weather Conditions
by
Andrew Reichek
Moving during the winter can really make your apartment move much more complicated. But if you take the time to prepare you can definitely limit the impact that the weather may have on your move. We have listed some tips you can use that will help assist you when bad weather moves into your town.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Move-During-Poor-Weather-Conditions
id=6864626 - Feb 06, 2012
Home Weatherization
by
Jaishree Knauff
The typical home is said to have enough air leaks that's equivalent to having a window open year-round. If you're like the typical homeowner, that means you're basically wasting 20% or more of the energy you pay to heat and cool your home. Needless to say, weatherizing your home can add tremendous energy and cost savings.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Home-Weatherization
id=3082581 - Oct 17, 2009
Weather Radar Imaging
by
Sonya Blade
Frame grabbers capture the output VGA signal from the weather radar receiver and provide integration between live weather radars and computers. They transfer VGA signal from the radar imaging equipment to the computing center.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Weather-Radar-Imaging
id=4014432 - Mar 29, 2010
Fishing in Any Weather
by
Sandy Cosser
Many men (and probably quite a few ladies) find solace and comfort in fishing. As a leisure activity, fishing is supposed to be infinitely relaxing and beneficial to body and soul regardless of the catch. As a job, fishing can be hard work in hard weather, with reward ever more difficult to come by.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Fishing-in-Any-Weather
id=1723151 - Nov 24, 2008
Keeping the Bad Accident Out of Bad Weather
by
Joseph Devine
There are few times that driving becomes more dangerous than during weather that is not typical for the area it is happening in. Texans, for example, are completely oblivious as how to maneuver a vehicle safely through ice, sleet or snow. Getting on the road during foul weather when almost every other person on the road is completely ill equipped when it comes to handling their vehicles in the elements, can sometimes feel like an accident waiting to happen.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Keeping-the-Bad-Accident-Out-of-Bad-Weather
id=3905819 - Mar 10, 2010
An Introduction to Weather Forecasting
by
Leona Smith
People have tried predicting weather for a very long time now using a number of different methods, some of which proved effective while others did not work at all. Some people used a certain plant and looked at the flower of that plant to predict the weather, while others observed animal habits and predicted the weather according to their behavior.
http://ezinearticles.com/?An-Introduction-to-Weather-Forecasting
id=3910136 - Mar 11, 2010
Predict the Weather Yourself
by
Leona Smith
Most people today are not too worried about the weather conditions because the weather has already been predicted for them. They get information about future atmospheric conditions from sources like the television or the daily newspaper.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Predict-the-Weather-Yourself