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Global Warming Causes Severe Storms
Research Meteorologists
found that the temperature
changes brought on by global
warming are significant
enough to cause an increase
in the occurrence of severe
storms. Severe storms are
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Thunderstorms And Asthma
A multidisciplinary team
studying weather patterns
and records of emergency
room visits found a rise in
patients with asthma attacks
in the days after a
thunderstorm. They believe
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Knowing Where Tornadoes Will Strike
Meteorologists recently
studied the effect of
gravity waves on tornado
formation. They found that
when gravity waves push down
on rotating thunderstorms
the storm compresses and
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Using The Weather To Go Green
Researchers installed
weather stations to track
the best locations for
taking advantage of
renewable resources.
Tracking sunlight exposure
helps pinpoint the ideal
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- Research Meteorologists See More Severe Storms Ahead: The Culprit -- Global Warming
- Meteorologists And Epidemiologists Study Connection Between Thunderstorms And Asthma Attacks
- Meteorologists Increase Understanding Of Tornado Formation
- Engineers And Meteorologists Catalogue Weather Activity To Devise Green Energy Plan
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