Category Weather Knowledge

What is CWOP?

CWOP stands for Cooperative Weather Observing Program. It is a program that allows amateur weather enthusiasts to share their weather data with the National Weather Service (NWS). The data is used by the NWS to improve their forecasts and warnings.…

Formation of a Supercell

Supercell

The Life Cycle of a Supercell : Nature’s Dynamic Thunderstorm Supercells are among the most powerful and mesmerizing thunderstorms on Earth. They can produce severe weather phenomena such as tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds. These rotating thunderstorms follow a…

What is an isobar?

This can help determine where the line of storms will develop as well as the path they will take. We follow the 18k feet above our heads (upper jet stream) to determine where the lows and highs will go and where they will develop.

How Does A Hurricane Form?

Hurricane from Space
The life cycle of a hurricane, a powerful and destructive natural phenomenon, is fueled by warm ocean waters and driven by atmospheric forces. It follows a distinct life cycle: formation, intensification, maturity, and decay. Understanding this cycle is not just crucial, but it's the key to predicting and preparing for these formidable weather events, empowering you with the knowledge to stay safe and informed.
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