I sure hope Social Security is still around in 4 months when I am eligible to file.
I sure hope Social Security is still around in 4 months when I am eligible to file.
Unfuck the World by Prophets of Rage (another shout to Mista Chuck)
Unfuck the World by Prophets of Rage (another shout to Mista Chuck)
So, is the difference between “saturated” and “condensation occurring” the latent heat of condensation? Once condensation starts the vapor loses energy to the air?
So, is the difference between “saturated” and “condensation occurring” the latent heat of condensation? Once condensation starts the vapor loses energy to the air?
I also like how the moon faces are inverted.
I also like how the moon faces are inverted.
It is the temperature at which moisture in the air condenses.
You can figure it out on your own by filling a glass with ice water and putting a thermometer in. It’s not real precise, but the temperature at which droplets start to form on your glass would be the dewpoint temperature.
It is the temperature at which moisture in the air condenses.
You can figure it out on your own by filling a glass with ice water and putting a thermometer in. It’s not real precise, but the temperature at which droplets start to form on your glass would be the dewpoint temperature.
Replace the circle with an arrow head to see the direction. It’s tricky to read the wind speed, with only one barb. 5 kn it’s further up the shaft, on the end signifies 10 kn.
O——,- East @5 kn
O———,
‘ East at 10. Kn
Replace the circle with an arrow head to see the direction. It’s tricky to read the wind speed, with only one barb. 5 kn it’s further up the shaft, on the end signifies 10 kn.
O——,- East @5 kn
O———,
‘ East at 10. Kn
Drawing arrows over each station on the national map to illustrate the wind patterns, plotting the iso lines to locate pressure centers, locating frontal boundaries….
So much information packed into those little symbols.
Drawing arrows over each station on the national map to illustrate the wind patterns, plotting the iso lines to locate pressure centers, locating frontal boundaries….
So much information packed into those little symbols.