Hello everyone... I am a new member to this board and am not a professional, I am just a man attempting to understand the field they call, "Weather" and the model analysis that seems pretty exciting. I have been weather surfing many boards and notice many things I never can understand and that is why I am here... My posts will usually consist of question regarding words that I can't understand. I will not be annoying, my goal is to learn as much as the pro mets we have here such as RNS, DT and many more.
I have been reading a lot about UVV, what is that and what does it have to do with weather exactly? Also, PNA has been a popular discussion around the boards, I believe that it has something to do or conflict with NAO (which I understand.) What is PNA and how can you track that via the cpu models?
I really appreciate any assistance given now and in the future by you fine fellow weather followers, thanks again!
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Re: New to the board and Meteorology
nywx wrote:Hello everyone... I am a new member to this board and am not a professional, I am just a man attempting to understand the field they call, "Weather" and the model analysis that seems pretty exciting. I have been weather surfing many boards and notice many things I never can understand and that is why I am here... My posts will usually consist of question regarding words that I can't understand. I will not be annoying, my goal is to learn as much as the pro mets we have here such as RNS, DT and many more.
I have been reading a lot about UVV, what is that and what does it have to do with weather exactly? Also, PNA has been a popular discussion around the boards, I believe that it has something to do or conflict with NAO (which I understand.) What is PNA and how can you track that via the cpu models?
I really appreciate any assistance given now and in the future by you fine fellow weather followers, thanks again!
Hello nywx and welcome to storm2k! Ask away with the questions.
BTW here is a good starting place about the PNA, NAO, AO etc.
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/all_index.html
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vbhoutex wrote:Welcome aboard the best weather site on the net!!! There are no stupid questions, just maybe a few stupid answers(not). We have been blessed with a wide range of expertise here. Look, learn, laugh, enjoy and definitely join in the fun in all the forums we have available.
The only stupid answers are the ones that come from my mouth.
Seriously... welcome to the board. You will learn a lot here.
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Re: New to the board and Meteorology
nywx wrote:Hello everyone... I am a new member to this board and am not a professional, I am just a man attempting to understand the field they call, "Weather" and the model analysis that seems pretty exciting. I have been weather surfing many boards and notice many things I never can understand and that is why I am here... My posts will usually consist of question regarding words that I can't understand. I will not be annoying, my goal is to learn as much as the pro mets we have here such as RNS, DT and many more.
I have been reading a lot about UVV, what is that and what does it have to do with weather exactly? Also, PNA has been a popular discussion around the boards, I believe that it has something to do or conflict with NAO (which I understand.) What is PNA and how can you track that via the cpu models?
I really appreciate any assistance given now and in the future by you fine fellow weather followers, thanks again!
UVV stands for Upward Vertical Velocity...which accounts for rising air motions in the atmosphere. Analysis of Q-vectors can unmask areas of rising air motions. (Q-vectors are a mathematical feature and do not exist in the atmosphere) Q-vectors represent rising motions caused by both differential vorticity advection and temperature (or thickness) advection. (q-vector divergence and convergence mathematically are essentially the same).
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Lindaloo wrote:Garrett... if you give stupid answers that means you are the only one who answers my stupid questions? LOL!!
Two of a kind, eh?
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Welcome nywx!
RNS, thank you for the information about UVV (Upward Vertical Velocity). I've read about UVV a few times and generally understand it. I have also know about Q-vectors from a couple weather books I have.
RNS, thank you for the information about UVV (Upward Vertical Velocity). I've read about UVV a few times and generally understand it. I have also know about Q-vectors from a couple weather books I have.
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