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Weather Watch; a[euro]Whether It's Cold or Whether It's Hot, We Shall Have Weather Whether or Not.a[euro] Meteorology Is the Study of the Changes in Temperature, Air Pressure, Moisture and Wind Direction. Join Us as We Find out More about the Weather

News Mail Bundaberg Qld., May 22, 2012 | Article details

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Weather Watch; a[euro]Whether It's Cold or Whether It's Hot, We Shall Have Weather Whether or Not.a[euro] Meteorology Is the Study of the Changes in Temperature, Air Pressure, Moisture and Wind Direction. Join Us as We Find out More about the Weather


THE weather forecast... is it correct today? How cold /hot will it be today? Will I need a jumper? Will I need an umbrella? Where do we turn when we want questions such as these answered? The weather forecast!

A weather forecast is made by applying science and technology to collecting data about the state of the earth's troposphere in different locations and predicting what influence this will have on the weather.

Knowing how the atmosphere works helps to foretell weather behaviours.

The forecasts of today are generally reliable but at times the information proves to be inaccurate.

This is because weather changes can be rapid and come without …

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