In 1938, Weather Bureau personnel were not without meteorological tools.
The fact is, we're struggling today, and it's not a meteorological thing, it's a pigeonhole thing.
One, by researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, suggests that the high number of storms reported these days may reflect improved observation and analysis techniques, not a meteorological change for the worse.
Eventually, a tower will be built here that will measure not just meteorological data, but a suite of observations related to solar radiation, greenhouse gases, pollutants, the terrestrial carbon cycle and soil.
Many empirical correction models have been developed to compensate this delay, and models which do not require meteorological parameters have received the most attention.
The ASPEN model, in contrast, relies on more complex data sources, incorporating not only meteorological and pollutant source data, but also fate and transport data (including information about reactive decay of pollutants, deposition, and secondary formation) and monitoring data to estimate background concentrations of the pollutant of interest [ 25].
The winds of change, though, were meteorological, not political.
So off he went and proceeded to be miserable until he experienced a life-shifting conversion that was meteorological, not religious, in nature.
When record-setting pollen counts sent allergy sufferers into fits of sneezing and wheezing last month, the prescription was meteorological, not medical: pray for rain.
"The problem with volcanic ash is not just a meteorological function but the material is both abrasive and corrosive," said Kevin Humphreys, director of safety regulation for the Irish Aviation Authority.
