Weather Forcasting

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10 Tips to Add to your Weather Forecasting Knowledge After SHTF
https://graywolfsurvival.com/1758508/10-tips-to-add-to-your-weather-forecasting-knowledge-after-shtf/

Learning how to predict the weather without relying on forecasts is an essential skill that a survivalist or prepper should develop. In general, a lot of people depend on a forecast to determine the kind of weather they are going to expect on a certain day. However, note that there are ways for you to predict the weather just by observing and increasing your knowledge about weather patterns.

Knowing how to predict the weather is not only fun and exciting. It is also a useful survival skill, ... ---CONTINUED---

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How to Use a Barometer
https://knowpreparesurvive.com/survival/skills/how-to-use-barometer/

The barometer was invented in the middle of the 17th century and remains in use even by meteorologists who have access to the latest and fanciest technologies.

(SNIP) ... Typically a barometer is kept in one place and is used to read the barometric pressure of the surrounding atmosphere. ---CONTINUED---

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Weather Prediction for Preppers Using Nature Signs
https://preparednessadvice.com/weather/weather-prediction-for-preppers/#.V7S525grJ3A

Most of us depend on the news for weather predictions. We have easy access to the weather service. So what happens when it is no longer available and we have to depend on our own knowledge? In reality, there are some simple skills that our ancestors used to predict the weather. ---CONTINUED---

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How to Read The Sky and Predict The Weather
https://homesteadsurvivalsite.com/reading-sky-clouds-smoke-sun-air-predict-weather/

Long before the weather channel, our pioneer ancestors and native tribes looked for signs in nature to forecast the weather. The sky was their primary focus, but how the sky, air, and barometric pressure affected plants, animals, and people were also tell-tale signs. ---CONTINUED---