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 Post subject: Re: Wind Run definition
PostPosted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 4:41 am 
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serowe wrote:
That said - you obviously have the choice as to whether to 'invent a meaning' - this doesn't mean it is right or applicable in all situations, it just adds more confusion to something that isn't already well defined. Although I personally do not like wikipedia, the definition there is probably the clearest of many I have read over many years of meteorological observations (just for the record - this dates back to 1976 so no, I am not a 'newbie' in terms of met work...)

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 Post subject: Re: Wind Run definition
PostPosted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 5:18 am 
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So now you have piqued my curiosity - why did you even bother asking others in the first place then? Obviously you aren't prepared to believe what anyone else has already written on such a meaning, so why? (Don't worry - the thought police will soon jump in on this...)

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