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Surface Wind Fields over the Oceans
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NASA/EOS Project Science Office |
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Gif of surface wind field over the ocean. Also, an explanation
on how and why surface winds over the ocean move heat poleward.
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Current Satellite Imagery
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University of Utah |
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Current and archived satellite information is available from many sources. The Department of Meteorology Web server provides visible, infrared, and water vapor imagery routinely.
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SSEC Real Time Data
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University of Wisconsin-Madison |
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The best source for many different forms of satellite imagery is the University of Wisconsin Space Science and Engineering Center. Short video clips of hurricanes and other special weather events are also available.
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Enviromental Modeling Center
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National Weather Service
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Monitoring large-scale air motion is done on an operational basis by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction |
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University of Utah's Model Page
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University of Utah |
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Current numerical weather predictions from NCEP are accessible from the Department of Meteorology's Web server. The focus is centered, for the most part, on the prediction of weather over the western United States; however, sources for prediction of weather over other parts of the country and the world are given.
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