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starshine wrote:Anyone think that the Nationals Meteorology test this year was way too easy?

starshine wrote:Anyone think that the Nationals Meteorology test this year was way too easy?
A cone of depression occurs when you drop your scoop of ice cream on the ground on a hot summer day.

FueL wrote:starshine wrote:Anyone think that the Nationals Meteorology test this year was way too easy?
What was the test like? And... CONGRATS ON 2ND! I freaked out during the live feed yesterday, haha.


tornado guy wrote:Ya good job! I have a feeling we might of messed up on the math. We split the test and I did the true/false (Which was so easy.), I think that the math put us out though

starshine wrote:FueL wrote:starshine wrote:Anyone think that the Nationals Meteorology test this year was way too easy?
What was the test like? And... CONGRATS ON 2ND! I freaked out during the live feed yesterday, haha.
It was mostly simple Meteorology questions. There was a lot of graph interpreting and counting. There was some math, like finding the area of a tornado track. We had to label air masses, as well as do some true and false questions, like, "Can hurricanes form on the equator?"
And thank you!

A cone of depression occurs when you drop your scoop of ice cream on the ground on a hot summer day.

Tramsarran wrote:Rememember the Meterology test at the NY State competition ? True or False: "Can a tornado spawn a hurricane?" It'd be awesome if that could happen...

Thank you!Did you have a calculator? That would've helped especially. And did you do the bonus part?

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