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This section is dedicated to providing bite-sized information in an easy-to-understand visual format to describe and explain different weather events, meteorological phenomena, and atmospheric processes.

Simply hover over any graphic/illustration to get more information about the subject, and click on the image for a full-sized display. 

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Defining The Stratosphere

Defining The Stratosphere

The Difference Between A Hurricane, Typhoon, And Cyclone

The Difference Between A Hurricane, Typhoon, And Cyclone

The Difference Between Local And Regional Weather

The Difference Between Local And Regional Weather

What A Weather Station Measures

The Difference Between Local And Regional Weather

How Far Ahead The Weather Can Accurately Be Forecasted

How Far Ahead The Weather Can Accurately Be Forecasted

Definition Of A Weather Balloon

Definition Of A Weather Balloon

Defining A Lunar Halo And-How It Occurs

Defining A Lunar Halo And How It Occurs

The Difference Between Snow And Hail

The Difference Between Snow And Hail – And How They Form

Definition Of A Weather Radar

Definition Of A Weather Radar

What Is A Storm Glass

What Is A Storm Glass?

Definition Of A Polar Vortex

Definition Of A Polar Vortex

What Is A Galileo Thermometer

What Is A Galileo Thermometer?

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