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Understanding weather...not predicting PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

What happened?
The winter months have provided somewhat varied examples of weather. That there should be cold or at least colder days is to be expected, yet the temperature readings for the northern half of Namibia have been closer to a warmer phase than a colder scene. Yet people who spend time outdoors are inclined to note a “cold feel” to the air.

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Understanding rainfall and its occurance PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

Second article in a series that discusses the technical aspects of rainfall.
Just as one can see on visual weather chart presentations, TV Weather for instance, lines of equal pressure, isobars, so lines of equal temperature, isotherms, are found in climatological atlases so will one find isohyets, lines showing equal rainfall.

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Understanding weather...not predicting PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

What happened?
Two vortices were in consideration a week ago. One followed the expected pattern: that was during the weekend. The second picked up strength and brought very cold air deep into the country. Such cold should have brought cloud and resultant rain to the far south. The cold was more efficient and the rain optimism fell short.

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DATE: Fri 19 Dec -
Thu 08 January 2009
Volume 22 No.50