Table Of Contents Plan - Feature VS. Standard (02/01/22)

Feature Content:

1. News-Record Cold strikes the U.S; FL Keys only Eastern city remaining over 50 degrees F

2. Opinion-El Reno EF-5, 2013

3. A History of Tornadoes; 1950-2022


4. The Final Forecast-Space Weather

5. Cyclonic Chaos-Most Intense Hurricane Seasons Since 1990

6. The Drier Side- Fires, Droughts, and...Volcanoes


7. Opinion-Private vs Public Weather Data

8. News-California Fires in 2021: Prevalence, Prominence, and Predictions

9. Typhoon Tip Versus Hurricane Patricia-Two Types of Intensity


10. News-Tornado Activity Falls Below 30-Year Average in 2021

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Standard Content:

1. Useful Scales, Metrics, and Rules

2. Long-term, Monthly U.S. Weather Forecast

3. Source Spotlights; Tropical Tidbits and NWS

4. General Definitions

5. Weather Versus Climate

6. Deadly Myths of Extreme Weather Preparation

7. Weather Puzzles (so here are some)

8. Universal Tips for Surviving Wet and Wild Weather

9. For a Better Meteorological Outlook, This Statement Advises You to Watch for Warnings

10. Relative Humidity Versus Absolute

 

 

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