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One Response to “Language of the Meteorologist”

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   n. jayanthi said

   September 17, 2007 at 11:18 am

   No. of closed isobars around any low pressure system should also indicate the radial distance within which they should be seen. This is more so for land systems as wind alone may not give any objective assessment

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