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| + | Welcome to the Weather Wiki where you can learn more about the weather. This will not train you to be a meteorologist but will teach you more about storm chasing and how weather works. While I try to bring the language down to the common person, it may lose the meaning in translation. I try to ensure there are links back to the original source as a reference. | ||
| - | Welcome | + | To protect against bots and spam, if you want to edit content, please [[https://mikewills.me/contact-me/|contact me]] using one of the methods in the link. |
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| - | //NOTE: This will not train you to be a meteorologist but will teach you about storm chasing.// | + | |
| ===== Forecasting ===== | ===== Forecasting ===== | ||
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| - | ===== Tools of the Trade ===== | + | ===== Tools ===== |
| There are many tools that weather lovers use. Here are some of the types of tools they use. | There are many tools that weather lovers use. Here are some of the types of tools they use. | ||
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| ===== Learning About Weather ===== | ===== Learning About Weather ===== | ||
| There are many resources out there for free to help you learn more about weather and weather forecasting. This section should give you a good start. | There are many resources out there for free to help you learn more about weather and weather forecasting. This section should give you a good start. | ||
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| + | ===== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ===== | ||
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