A Selection of Weather and Weather Station Articles
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For sustained violence, no form of weather beats a
major hurricane. With wind speeds which may exceed
155mph (240 kph), torrential rain, destructive
waves and storm surges which can raise sea level
by 20 feet or more, their power is enormous, and
they should never be taken lightly.
Hurricanes are a fact of life for anyone living near the
southern Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean coasts of
North America. Damage, disruption and evacuation are
inevitable if a big hurricane arrives, but here are some ways
to minimize its effects on your life and property.
Whenever something interesting, dangerous or even disastrous
happens with the weather, many people think about getting
a home weather station, just to give them some peace of
mind about what's happening outside to give them a little
more information about what's happening outside.
Interested in the weather, including the effects it may have
on your home, garden and day to day activities? Have you
considered a personal home weather station? Read on to
find out just what they can do for you.
Severe weather or its results, like floods and wildfires, can
strike at any time. Here's a guide to developing an effective
plan to help you face and survive a weather emergency, and
return to normal when it's over.
A weather related emergency can develop very quickly. Advance
planning will help you secure your home, and handle the drama
of evacuation or isolation. This short guide will help you
handle the problems calmly and competently, and reduce the
inevitable stress.
Lightning is responsible for more weather fatalities than
any other weather event apart from floods. Yet most lightning
casualties are avoidable.
Staying Safe in the Tornado Season
Staying safe in the tornado season is easier with good preparation.
Early warnings, safe shelters, and a few contingency plans
improve your chances of survival immensely.
Whenever and wherever there is a drought, people's thoughts turn
to ways of making it rain, and often rainmakers are considered.
Can rainmakers bring rain? And what forces must be overcome for
them to be successful?
Sundials are among the oldest ways of keeping time, and have the
added advantage of being an attractive outdoor feature. Find out
how accurate they are as timekeepers, and how to make sure your
sundial is more than just an ornament.
Sundials are an attraction in many gardens, but they don't
have to be just decorative. Find out how to select and
install your sundial so that it fulfills its original
function as an accurate time keeper.
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