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Lenticular Clouds

Results from strong wind flow over mountainous area. Sometimes indicates an approaching snowstorm. Lenticular Clouds. epod.usra.edu. Lenticular Mammatus. www.ksntv.com. WEATHER INSTRUMENTS. Thermometer. Mercury in a Thermometer. Wind Gauge. Handheld Wind Gauge. Barometer. Hygrometer.

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Lenticular Clouds

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  1. Results from strong wind flow over mountainous area Sometimes indicates an approaching snowstorm Lenticular Clouds epod.usra.edu

  2. Lenticular Mammatus www.ksntv.com

  3. WEATHER INSTRUMENTS

  4. Thermometer

  5. Mercury in a Thermometer

  6. Wind Gauge

  7. Handheld Wind Gauge

  8. Barometer

  9. Hygrometer

  10. Digital Thermometer and Hygrometer

  11. Radar • Stands for “RAdio Detecting And Ranging” • Uses radio waves to detect wind direction and precipitation in the air www.nssl.noaa.gov

  12. www.wrh.noaa.gov

  13. Weather Forecasting

  14. Analysis • Understanding what the weather is doing at the moment Surface maps Radar maps www.meteor.iastate.edu wcau.nbcweatherplus.com

  15. Temperature Maps www.goes.noaa.gov Satellite Images fwww.lawnandlandscape.com

  16. wcau.nbcweatherplus.com

  17. Prediction • Understanding what could happen in the future • Predicting what we think will happen in the future • Communicating the predictions to the public

  18. Numerical Models www.atmos.millersville.edu

  19. A weak area of high pressure over the Northeast may bring us a few peeks of sunshine today, however, by tomorrow a potent storm system from the deep south will be taking its place. This low pressure system will bring windy conditions, scattered showers, and a chance for a gusty thunderstorm. Finally, that system will move out of the area on Friday and slightly cooler conditions will follow for the weekend. Typical Forecast • Today: Mostly cloudy skies with a few peeks of sun. High: Near 65 • Tonight: Mild and breezy with increasing clouds and a chance of showers. Low: 54-58 • Thursday: Windy with showers and a possible thunderstorm developing. High: 64-68 • Thursday Night: Evening showers, breezy and mild. Low: 44-48 • Friday: Mix of clouds and sun with a mild breeze. High: 54-58 www.atmos.millersville.edu

  20. Meteorology at Millersville

  21. Science Building

  22. Earth Science Department Faculty

  23. 2006-2007 American Meteorological Society Members

  24. www.millersvillemeteorology.org

  25. The End

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