By now most LITs have had their mid-course meeting. If you have not done so already, would LIT leaders please return the forms listing participants who received NOAA Weather Radios. These are needed for NSF-grant auditing purposes. We also welcome brief comments on the meetings and the progress of the course to date. If there are participant criticisms, we would like to know what these are. Please let us know if any difficulties are being encountered and how they are being, or can be, addressed.
Basically "final" Fall 2000 DataStreme numbers are 83 LITs enrolling 629 participants from 46 states. This is a great accomplishment, congratulations! Based on recent comments we have heard from a number of sources, your efforts are having significant impact at national and state levels.
LIT leaders should have (finally) received LIT Verification Forms. Please verify the accuracy of the information for our database (i.e. participant names for certificates, LIT members for honoraria, etc.) and fax it back immediately. To provide honoraria, we need a LIT Information Form on file for all new LIT members. Also, if information for leaders or LIT members has changed, please fax an updated LIT Information Form to DataStreme Central. (For single change items for continuing members, such as new telephone number, an email may suffice.)
Tuesday: 1. increasing 2. little or no |
Thursday: 1. in the Standard Atmosphere 2. lower |
Tall-Block Pressure (UP) |
Short-Block Pressure (UP) |
Pressure Difference (UP) |
|
On Top Surface | 3 | 1 | 2 |
On Lower Surface | 4 | 3 | 1 |
On Table Top | 5 | 5 | 0 |
Press. CHH Temp. CHH Alt. (mb) (C) (m) ---------------------------- 200 -44.5 11660 300 -40.1 8920 400 -37.3 6950 500 -28.9 5390 700 -14.3 2909 850 -4.7 1413 1000 6.2 106 |
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amsedu@dc.ametsoc.org.
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