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Old 26th Apr 2007, 09:27
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jamestkirk
 
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MET

A little off the beaten track but;

MET seems to be a bit of a headache for students (well, most of us). I have found the met-office website really good for getting info on nearly everything weather related, in relation to learning.

They have a section for students and teachers for learning and teaching the subject. You can type in pretty much anything and it will have a section on it.

Came in handy when I was asked about frontolysis (which i knew about) and frontogenesis (which stumped me a bit).
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