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• Which weather phenomenon kills more people each year?.
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• Does cold weather affect your feet and fingers?.
• Then you could be suffering from Raynaud's phenomenon or other cold-related conditions. ...
• However, people with a condition known as Raynaud's phenomenon have an extreme sensitivity to cold that causes their blood vessels to contract too much. ...
• The areas of the body most susceptible to Raynaud's phenomenon are extremities where restricted blood flow is more obvious, such as fingers, toes and occasionally the ears, nose or jaw. ...
• Why 'Raynaud's' phenomenon?.

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• El Niño has been blamed for a lot of bad weather. ...
• , man is responsible for the El Niño weather phenomenon that has wreaked deadly flooding and snow storms across the country this winter.
• But I don’t know why they would think the weather would have a telephone number. ...
• “But if they are rude, I tell them I’ll bring more bad weather. ...
• recently by an enraged, foul-mouthed woman complaining about the weather. ...
•      If the weather drenches your mail, don’t despair. ...

• Weather Modification:.
• Advocates of weather modification likewise look to the clouds as a source of water to augment current supplies. ...
• Weather modification has a rather unique status among water resource issues. Along with attracting attention as a potential water supply source, weather modification is of interest because of its varied and changing status in the scientific and public policy communities; it has an aura of controversy. Because of this, weather modification represents an interesting history of an idea in the study of water affairs. ...
• Arizona's interest in weather modification evolved over time, from early cloud seeding experimentation to the adoption of sophisticated computer modelling techniques that simulate climatological phenomenon and test weather modification premises. The evolution reflects a change in attitudes, from an optimistic expectation of immediate results to a more cautious, even skeptical regard about the potential of weather modification. State officials today view weather modification as a research topic and have no plans for direct application of cloud seeding. Mixed Responses to Weather Modification.
• In some ways, weather modification or precipitation enhancement remains an idea whose time has not yet come. ... Even its supporters generally agree that weather modification has a public image problem. ...
• Some scientists and water resource managers are wary because they believe that weather modification research conducted thus far shows inconclusive results. ...
• Others are wary of weather modification because it goes against the grain of a certain ecological ethic. ...
• Some advocates claim that by failing to take a leadership role in weather modification, the federal government is partly responsible for its lack of recognition. For example, they point out that the federal government has not defined a national weather modification policy. Such a policy arguably might help interpret the societal benefits of weather modification and its role in promoting the national interest. Further, it is argued that an established national policy would help determine the research and development needs of weather modification and provide valuable support for funding efforts. ...

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• The National Academy Press of the US National Academy of Science issued a report on this phenomenon in 2002, titled Abrupt Climate Change - Inevitable Surprises. ...
• Climate models suggest that the deep layer measured by the satellite and weather balloons should be warming about 30% faster than the surface (+0. ... None of the satellite or weather balloon estimates are near this value. ...
• More frequent bouts of destructive weather are also anticipated, and risk experts in the insurance industry have expressed very strong concerns, advocating a proactive approach based on the precautionary principle. ...
• The examples of secondary evidence cited above (lessened snow cover, rising sea levels, weather changes) are examples of consequences of global warming that may influence not only human activities but also the ecosystems. ...
• Many people think that it could result in more extreme weather as global warming progresses. ...
• 5 degrees Centrigade of warming would increase crop yields and stabilize weather; many of these doubt a larger warming is likely. ...

• Canadian media personalities sometimes also play with this phenomenon for comedic purposes. ...
• Only the major cities of the province of British Columbia on the Pacific Ocean, are exempted from this extreme weather. But even in British Columbia, the bad weather in the rest of the country gives a sense of unity and common self-image because a great number of citizens of that province have friends and relatives from the icebox or are themselves recent immigrants from the freezing parts of the country. ...

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• Weather phenomenon not living up to its reputation so far .
• LOS ANGELES – El Niño has fizzled so far this winter and some forecasters are skeptical the projected weather phenomenon will make a significant impact on rain totals. ...
• "It's not over till the fat lady sings," said Dave Danielson, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Oxnard who predicts a wetter year than normal for Los Angeles. ...
• The El Niño phenomenon, a warming of water in the equatorial Pacific waters off South America that steers storms toward California and across the southern United States, will shape weather patterns through spring 2003, weather experts said. ...
• National weather forecasters have downgraded the impact of the warm equatorial current that has wreaked drought in Australia. ...

• Divination is a universal cultural phenomenon which anthropologists have observed as being present in virtually all religions and cultures in all ages up to the present day. ...
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• Today, of course, hygiene in a hospital is routine, now that the phenomenon of infection is understood. ...
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• It couldn't do much and frankly it didn't interest me that much at first, but fellow engineers at work were enthusiastic about the growing computer phenomenon and gradually it rubbed off. ...
• It was hard to maintain momentum due to other commitments, weather and so on, so progress with gliding was a rather patchy. ...

• This distinction is important, and easily encompassed by a familiar paradox: If a tree falls, but no one was around to hear it, did it make a noise? The falling tree caused pressure waves in the atmosphere, a phenomenon. ...
• Intelligence and weather analysis are the bases for orienting observations. ...
• Generally, this entails creating phenomena for the enemy to observer Success, however, depends on several conditional events: the adversary actually observes the phenomenon, thereby turning it into data; analyzes it into the desired information; and acts upon the information in the desired manner. ...
• Some examples of information operations are: surveillance, reconnaissance, command and control, communications, combat identification, intelligence, precision navigation, and weather. ...

• On earth, this phenomenon tends to occur near the boundaries of the continental plates (see, however, hotspot volcanoes). ...
• Supervolcanoes are a class of volcanoes that have a large caldera and can potentially produce devastation on a continental scale and cause major global weather pattern changes. ...

• Natural rubber was sensitive to temperature, becoming sticky and smelly in hot weather and brittle in cold weather. ...
• PVC in its normal form is stiff, strong, heat and weather resistant, and is now used for making plumbing, gutters, house siding, enclosures for computers and other electronics gear, and compact-disk media. ...
• It is common in modern science and technology that the growth of the general body of knowledge can lead to the same inventions in different places at about the same time, but polypropylene was an extreme case of this phenomenon, being separately invented about nine times. ...

• It is not, however, a phenomenon peculiar to nuclear explosions, having been observed frequently in large forest fires and following incendiary raids during World War II. ...
• The larger particles will settle back to the earth's surface near ground zero (depending on wind and weather conditions of course) within 24 hours, while fine particles will rise to the stratosphere and be distributed globally over the course of weeks or months. ...

• org's All Things Considered program aired a humorous article on the Wiki phenomenon, and on Wikipedia. ...
• The World Meteorological Organisation publishes a report stating that recent extreme weather conditions around the world may mark changes in global climate caused by global warming. ...

• The retreat (December 16-26) was accounted a triumph of generalship, but the weather made it painful and costly. ...
• The intervention of Prussia as a military power was indeed a striking phenomenon, but her triumph was in a great measure due to her fuller application of principles of tactics and discipline universally recognized though less universally enforced. ...
• But the French force was ill-equipped, the admiral was nervous, his mind dwelt on all the misfortunes which might possibly happen, and the weather was bad. ...

• Weather and Your Health .
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• What is Weather and Climate?.
• Both weather and climate can be considered to have an impact on health.
• Weather is usually defined to be a measure of the atmospheric conditions at a given time and place.   It is essentially an hour by hour or day to day phenomenon. ...
• In contrast to weather, climate is usually seen as the average weather condition of a place or region over a specific season. ...
• The History of Weather and Health.
• Office we are very aware of the impact weather has on various aspects of our lives.   Whether it be influencing the sales of soft drinks or impacting on the air we breathe, weather has an important role.   It therefore comes as no surprise to learn that the weather and our general health may also be linked. ...   As far back as c2650 BC Emperor Hwang Ti noted the improvement of the heart in hot weather and the detrimental effect cold weather had on the lungs. In 400BC Hipprocates (the father of Medicine) stated that every doctor should ‘know what to expect of the weather’.
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• Canada's Rocky Mountain weather systems are extremely unpredictable due to high elevations, rugged topography .
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• Luckily throughout the winter months, Banff and areas west and south regularly receive a welcome weather phenomenon, Chinooks, which can produce spring like temperatures in a matter of hours. ...
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• This phenomenon is known as the greenhouse effect.
• The burning of certain fuels creates excess CO2, which traps even more heat within Earth’s atmosphere, possibly creating a phenomenon known as global warming, which may be harmful to life on Earth.
• Explain to your students that the phenomenon they have been researching is called “the greenhouse effect” because Earth can be compared, in certain ways, to a greenhouse in which plants are grown. ...
• Have students research global warming and debate whether the phenomenon exists and, if so, whether it is a real threat to our environment.
• What makes our weather change from day to day? Explain how wind, water, the surface of the Earth, and the energy from the sun work together to influence what happens to our weather.
• Scientists often use models to help them understand and predict the weather. ...
• Discuss the challenges that your local weather forecaster faces each day when determining the weather report.
• Weather Folklore.
• Share with your students some examples of weather-related folklore, such as “Ring around the moon, ’twill rain soon” and “Red sky at night, sailors’ delight; red sky at morning, sailors take warning,” and invite students to contribute additional examples. Have each student select and research one such saying with an eye toward investigating its accuracy in predicting the weather. ...
• Can It Really Rain Frogs?: The World’s Strangest Weather Events.
• Everything you ever wanted to know about weather, but from a humorous slant, is contained in this book. Read about raining frogs, hurricane names, historic hailstorms, or the weather-forecasting ghosts of Mt. Nebo, or try some of the weather experiments detailed in its pages.

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• In 1982, Frank Batten flipped a switch and began what he called "a weather forecast that will never end. " There's probably no better emblem of niche media than the Weather Channel and its super-specialized field of interest. ... Most of The Weather Channel concentrates on all the problems Batten and his media company experienced in the early 1980s when they hatched their idea for all-weather programming and struggled to get it on the air. ... The Weather Channel may never have been. " Batten concludes by discussing the future of weather predictions (they're going to get a lot better, he thinks) and offering unconventional advice to aspiring media tycoons (don't offer stock options to employees). This book will appeal to aficionados of isobars and other weather events, as well as readers interested in how to start a thriving business. ...
• The Weather Channel was born on May 2, 1982, less than two years after Good Morning America weatherman John Coleman brought his idea about a 24-hour channel dedicated to nothing but weather to Frank Batten, then chairman of Landmark Communications. ...

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• Share with your class the following explanation of lightning from Simple Weather Experiments with Everyday Materials, by Muriel Mandell (Sterling Publishing Company, 1990): The violent air currents in thunderclouds move different-sized drops and dust particles at different speeds. ...
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• Benchmark (6-8): Knows that clouds, which are formed by the condensation of water vapor, affect weather and climate. ...
• Benchmark (9-12): Knows that weather and climate involve the transfer of energy in and out of the atmosphere. ...
• , effects of an extreme weather phenomenon such as a hurricane’s impact on a coastal ecosystem, effects of heavy rainfall on hill slopes, effects of the continued movement of Earth’s tectonic plates). ...

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• Why has our weather gone wild?.
• Why has our weather gone wild? The evidence increasingly points to global warming as the culprit. ... Almost in an instant, it seems, the weather shifts from one season to another. ... As they began walking away from their hotel, they passed a local TV news crew asking passersby how much havoc the weather was wreaking in their lives. ... The question they didn't want to answer: Why has our weather gone wild? It's the question everyone's asking, but a very tough one to answer. Although many scientists still aren't convinced that it has gone wild, some have begun saying--cautiously, hesitantly--that extreme weather events are occurring with more frequency than at any time in this century, events consistent with the profile of a warming world. ... " That doesn't mean you can indict weird weather in your neck of the woods as proof. ... In the last 20 years, this country has been whacked by $170 billion worth of weather-related disasters--hurricanes, droughts, floods, and tornadoes. Thirty-eight severe weather events occurred in a single decade, between 1988 and 1999; seven severe events occurred in 1998 alone--the most for any year on record. ... Earthquakes, which are not weather-related, caused nearly half the deaths in those catastrophes; storms, floods, and other weather woes killed the other half. ... Critics may well seize upon this to diminish claims that the weather is getting worse, but taken together, it's a scarier picture. ... Still, the statistics meteorologists have collected on extreme weather events aren't enough to prove that the weather is getting worse.
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