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"How is your weather vocabulary? Do you know what convection is? Wind shear? And what the heck is a trough?Hereneat little cheat sheet to help you navigate through the tropical terminology:Center of Circulation --  The area of low pressure in a tropical cyclone.Computer Model --  Mathematical computations that predict the future track of storm.Convection --  Storms.Cyclonic --  The counter-clockwise spin with a tropical system.Millibar --  A unit of measure for pressure. The lower the pressure, the more fierce a storm's winds will be.Outer Bands --  The spirals of rain that wrap around the center of a tropical storm.Sea Surface Temperatures --  Warm water that is the fuel for the storm.Stalling --  When a storm stops its forward motion, making the forecast hard to predict.Trough --  Low pressure, convection, rain.Vertical Stacking --  Tropical systems need low pressure at the earth's surface, and high pressure in the upper levels. Such conditions keep a storm properly ventilated. If not, it will remain weak.Water Vapor Imagery --  Functions as a type of X-ray view on our maps. It indicates where dry air is.Wind Shear --  Winds that change with height that can tear a tropical system apart."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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