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How to Choose the Right Anemometers?
Anemometer is the device that we use to measure the speed of the air. An Anemometer can measure both contained flow (airflow through ducts or vents) and free flow of air (atmospheric air). Anemometers can be of different types such as hot wire Anemometers, venturi meters, cup Anemometer, etc.
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How to Measure Wind Speed? - Tech Daily Times
Measuring wind speed requires a specific device named Anemometer. The history of the making of the first Anemometer dates back to 100 years ago, gradually, it
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Beach in Finland covered in rare 'ice eggs'
Thousands of egg-shaped balls of ice have covered a beach in Finland, the result of a rare weather phenomenon. Amateur photographer Risto Mattila was among those who came across the "ice eggs" on Hailuoto Island in the Gulf of Bothnia between Finland and Sweden. Experts say it is caused by a rare process in which small pieces of ice are rolled over by wind and water.
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This Is a 'Cross Sea'. You Do Not Want to Get Caught in One
They say you should never turn your back on the ocean, but what if the waves are coming from all sides? This is what happens when an unlucky swimmer or boater gets caught between two opposing swells, known as a cross sea.
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The Evolution of a Tornado
An incredible 8-image composite shot by Jason Weingart of a tornado in Kansas
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Sun pillar at Frankfort Lighthouse
You might see a sun pillar - or light pillar - extending upward (or downward) from a bright light source. They're caused by ice crystals drifting in Earth's air.
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What is a sun pillar, or light pillar?
Sun pillars, or light pillars, are shafts of light extending from the sun or other bright light source. They're caused by ice crystals drifting in Earth's air.
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Aftermath of Harvey
A police officer wades through the Hurricane Harvey floodwaters in Alvin, Texas.
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Ile Mercier, Quebec Flooding
An overhead view showing the recent flooded residential neighbourhood of Ile Mercier, Quebec
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GALLERY: Extreme Weather in Tornado Alley
Startling pictures have revealed the extent of the extreme weather that occurred in America’s notorious Tornado Alley in just one month.The astonishing images show huge tornadoes beginning to form and large storms.
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Typhoon Chaba Batters South Korea and Heads to Japan
At least six people have been killed after Typhoon Chaba battered South Korea, say authorities.
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In the Path of Hurricane Matthew
People walk on the road as rain falls during Hurricane Matthew in Les Cayes.
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Matthew Creates Rare Sprites in Sky
Meteorologist Ari Sarsalari shares a rare view of Sprites forming in Hurricane Matthew.
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In Pictures: Flash Flooding in England
Thunderstorms and flash flooding have caused travel chaos in parts of England, as commuters have been warned by the Met Office of worse to come. The stormy conditions brought an abrupt end to the heatwave, which saw the hottest day of the year recorded on Tuesday.
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Spring Storms:Wild Weather Day in Australia
This fellow was rescued and is doing fine.After being rescued the koala then crossed shallow floodwaters and found his way up a gum tree.
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Satellite Images Show the Fierce Power of Super Typhoon Meranti
Satellite images of the powerful storm near its peak intensity were breathtaking for many meteorologists sharing them on social media and elsewhere.
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Anticrespucular Rays
Anticrespucular rays seen at sunset.
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The Beauty and Awe of Extreme Weather
When Mother Nature gets angry, she can unleash some serious wrath. Of course, our first thought in events like this should always be for the safety of the people affected, but it is difficult not to wonder at the marvel of weather at its most extreme.
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Clash of the Storms by Camelia Czuchnicki
A clash between two storm cells in New Mexico, US in June 2014, each with it's own rotating updraft. It appeared as though one updraft was anticyclonic, resulting in a very turbulent scene.
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Lightning Illuminates Storm Clouds Over the Philadelphia Skyline
Tuesday, August 16, seen from across the Delaware River in Camden, New Jersey.
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