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Attached is the International Weather Data Collection Form
Download it and use it for collections starting Wednesday
October 14, 1992.
It helps if you save it as an appleworks template and then
each time you call it up use the open apple N command to rename the
file with the date of the collection. That way you always have a blank
and will also have copies of each week's collection.
For those using  MACS or IBMs....download in whatever way you usually do
and enjoy....
If you have questions, feel free to leave me a message. Thanks,
Tom Barner ....coordinator of the International Weather Data Collection.
TBarner@RCN.mass.edu
 
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INTERNATIONAL WEATHER DATA SHARING FORM
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Point of Origin of Data:
Name of School:
Street:                      City:           State or Province:
Country:
Rural:                 Urban:             Suburban:
Population of the town or city:
Longitude:     deg.    min.      Latitude:    deg.      min.
Your grade:
School Size:
Grades in School:                Age Range:
Teacher's Name:
Date of Collections:
Time:          Time Zone:
Temp.    deg.F    deg.C    High     Deg F    DegC   Low    degF   degC
Barometric Pressure:
Wind Direction:                     Wind Velocity:
Relative Humidity:
Near What Major Body (bodies of water:
Source of Data :
Time of Sunrise:            Time of Sunset:
Cloud cover:
Description of last 24 hours--weather:
Local weather sayings:
Any unusual weather phenomena during the year?
Climatic effects on what people are doing at this time of year.
Other information:
 
(Be creative in this space. Tell us about your area. Any interesting
customs or things that will help us all to know your area better.)
Have a great year, Tom Barner


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