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  • Members: 134
  • Category: Astronomy
  • Founded: Aug 23, 2002
  • Language: English
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Astronomy reveals to us the vast beauty of the universe. But we can't revel it's in wonders if it's cloudy all the time.

This group is for astronomers to discuss weather forecasting methods and resources specific to astronomy, weather observations, meterological phenomena that affect astronomical observation, and their obsession with weather.

Also, this group may discuss usage, support and improvents to astronomy weather websites, including:

All postings must be civil. Off topic post must be rare and humorous. Spammers will be banned.

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Re: New weather model feeding the CSC....
On Mon, 16 Mar 2009, Patrice Scattolin wrote: Hi Patrice, Of course the score of the new model shows some improvement with weather systems mainly over the
Posted - Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:36 am
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Re: New weather model feeding the CSC....
Ok, I'll bite, if nothing has changed, what has improved? I am guessing that the model is more accurate over longer periods, since the Environment Canada web
Posted - Mon Mar 16, 2009 11:33 am
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New weather model feeding the CSC....
Hi, Thursday 12th, we implemented a new GEM regional weather model with a new grid extending a bit further north and south (thus bigger) but it has no impact
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GFS data coordinates query
Hello All, I have a query on GFS data coordinates. In a GFS INFO file it states that :- Longitude: 0.00000000000°E to 359.50000000000°E (720 points, avg.
Posted - Sat Jan 3, 2009 11:43 pm
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Re: online charts
This website has low-res cloud cover summaries by month: <http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~ignatius/CloudMap/> Sponsored clear sky chart locations have a
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 Attilla Danko
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