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Weatherwise
; May is when spring patterns transition into those of summer. The jet stream recedes to the north, the Bermuda high expands into the southeastern United States, and weak frontal systems march across the northern states. This puzzle, however, reveals an interesting surprise: winter-like patterns in
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Wisconsin is where air masses fight it out
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; It didn't take long for our warm autumn weather to change as soon as the calendar switched to October. Such transitions are characteristic of Wisconsin. Dramatic ups and downs will continue into November, then become common again in the spring, especially in April and May. Midwest weather can be a
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Weather: Weatherproof designs for underwear
The Independent - London
; ... seen this week. Perhaps the most frequent request I receive from readers is to explain the rounded and pointy bits on weather maps - the Macphersons and Madonnas, as I like to think of them. I have resisted this so far because I find them confusing too. But ...
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Why There Are Storms
The Washington Post
; ... call the weather number to get the latest forecast. Or you can check weather maps in newspapers or on TV weather reports to see what kind of weather is coming. Weather maps look pretty complicated. But they're not as confusing as you might think. It ...
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Contrasting air masses can trigger big spring storms
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Storm Team 4 Contrasting air masses can trigger big spring storms By PAUL JOSEPH Today's TMJ4, Chief Meteorologist Sunday, March 10, 2002 A few days ago, John Malan and I were taking part in a promotion at Discovery World for our upcoming Weather Day on Saturday, March 23. John had just written in
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