Weather Map Interpretation
Weather Map
Interpretation
Weather Map
•
Weather map is a tool for geographers to study meteorological
phenomena.
•
It contains the state of condition of various weather elements at a
particular hour of a day. The hour of the day at which the observations are
made is given at the top of the map. The date is also mentioned along with
it.
•
However, the map, as such does not include information about all the
elements of daily weather. It incorporates the isobars drawn at 2 millibar
interval and
related location of high and low
,
the amount of cloud cover
present in the sky
,
the direction and velocity of wind
,
the amount of
rainfall
, and some other weather phenomena, such as haze, fog, mist,
squall, depression, limit of south-westerly monsoon wind, sandstorm,
thunderstorm, dust devil, etc.
Over the oceanic and sea-areas the condition
of the sea is also marked.
How is a weather map different from a synoptic chart?
•
Although the information in a weather map about various weather
elements seem to be comprehensive, they do not include anything
about the present or past temperature conditions, about the types of
clouds covering the sky at various levels, about the humidity and
about many other pertinent information.
•
To obtain a more elaborate data about the conditions of all other
weather elements usually a synoptic chart is used with station models
prepared for different IMD stations.
Interpretation of weather Map
•
The interpretation of a weather map is a sequential way of
determining the general condition of weather of the day and
the preconditions for the next few hours.
•
If the study is made for a few consecutive days, the regional
trend of changes of various weather phenomena can be
understood.
Winter
Season
Pre-
Monsoon
Monsoon
Season
Weather maps provide data on various weather elements at a specific time. They show isobars, wind direction, cloud cover, rainfall, and more. Weather maps differ from synoptic charts which provide additional detailed information. Analyzing weather maps helps predict weather trends.
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Weather Map Interpretation
Weather Map Weather map is a tool for geographers to study meteorological phenomena. It contains the state of condition of various weather elements at a particular hour of a day. The hour of the day at which the observations are made is given at the top of the map. The date is also mentioned along with it. However, the map, as such does not include information about all the elements of daily weather. It incorporates the isobars drawn at 2 millibar interval and related location of high and low, the amount of cloud cover present in the sky, the direction and velocity of wind, the amount of rainfall, and some other weather phenomena, such as haze, fog, mist, squall, depression, limit of south-westerly monsoon wind, sandstorm, thunderstorm, dust devil, etc. Over the oceanic and sea-areas the condition of the sea is also marked.
How is a weather map different from a synoptic chart? Although the information in a weather map about various weather elements seem to be comprehensive, they do not include anything about the present or past temperature conditions, about the types of clouds covering the sky at various levels, about the humidity and about many other pertinent information. To obtain a more elaborate data about the conditions of all other weather elements usually a synoptic chart is used with station models prepared for different IMD stations.
Interpretation of weather Map The interpretation of a weather map is a sequential way of determining the general condition of weather of the day and the preconditions for the next few hours. If the study is made for a few consecutive days, the regional trend of changes of various weather phenomena can be understood.
Winter Season
Pre- Monsoon
Monsoon Season
