Recently added articles from Weatherwise:
From the editor.
Jul 01, 2009; ... I am always pleased when the content of a particular issue of Weatherwise has special relevance to my life--whether it be a statistic in "Weatherwatch" that I personally experienced or a meteorological analysis of an historical event that I studied in school. This issue of ...
Meteorology's greats.(letters)(Letter to the editor)
Jul 01, 2009; ... What a great issue the May/June 2009 is! From Randy Cerveny's tribute to Ted Fujita's inductive genius, Mount Everest in "Retrospect," and "A Tribute in the Clouds" about Jule Charney's daughter's art, this issue is a spellbinder. I'm constantly reminded that my ...
Cover photo intrigue.(letters)(Letter to the editor)
Jul 01, 2009; ... I am very intrigued with, and would like more information/ description of the cute and unusual "weathered building" on your cover. There must be a story there ... It would appear to be a school-house, judging by the door handle, the signboard above the porch, and the possibility ...
The Little Girl and the Snow.(letters)(Letter to the editor)
Jul 01, 2009; ... Regarding "The Little Girl and the Snow" in the May/June issue of Weatherwise, you are in error for the depths of Lakes Erie and Ontario. The 210 feet and 802 feet are the maximum depths for Erie and Ontario, respectively. From the 2009 World Almanac, Erie's volume and area are ...
Meteorologists on TV.(letters)(Letter to the editor)
Jul 01, 2009 ... I read Mr. Potter's article "He's Not a Weatherman ... But He Plays One on TV" in the January/February 2008 issue of Weatherutise shortly after receiving the issue and again recently. My questions go directly to the heart of a subject he addresses in a paragraph on p. 30. Its the paragraph ...