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    vujacicm

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    Best posts made by vujacicm

    • RE: Urban heat island and urban dry island

      @Ørjan-P-Stien If I will find, I will put here. I live in small urban area. When I go in more bigger urban areas, I feel that air there is more dry. I need to find out if reason is wind or really lower humidity.

      Because if humidity is really lower, then wrong planting will make things worse. Trees need to be high to make shade, not low, because this will only increase humidity. It's very good to work on it.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Height

      @David-Polášek Ow, yeaa, I didn't see, thanks

      posted in Your Feedback and Suggestions
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    • RE: Rain in high weather pressure

      @idefix37 is maybe reason, becauase Adriatic sea is more hot then land?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Does air pressure really affect weather?

      @idefix37 I think I found answear. Pressure in poles and subtropics is the same, but height is different. Here is reason, why same pressure, but different temperature.

      1000004437.jpg

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Does air pressure really affect weather?

      @idefix37 I found something very good, that can explain easilly

      Charles_and_Gay-Lussac's_Law_animated.gif

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Does air pressure really affect weather?

      @Gkikas-LGPZ

      So, this mean, that when I use air pressure to track the weather, the most important is air pressure compare to surrouding, not the value?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Does air pressure really affect weather?

      @Gkikas-LGPZ I found something interesting. On 250hPa I can see that cyclons are dry and anticyclones are humid.

      Vlažnost.jpg

      And for education I found this:

      https://www.youtube.com/@introductiontoatmosphericd284

      posted in General Discussion
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    • Why Mediteranian sea has the same dew point like tropical and humid subtropical regions, but weather is not tropical or humid subtropical?

      Posnetek zaslona 2024-07-01 202754.png

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: What's the difference between dew/rain and fog/cloud?

      @Wheats I will give you one example. In my town we always have dew in the morning. I am on 460m. 30 km away from my town is town on 201m high and there is always fog every morning. Why we always have dew and there is always fog?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: What's the difference between dew/rain and fog/cloud?

      @Ørjan-P-Stien Bovec is not near Soča river. Village Čezsoča is next to Soča river. But Tolmin is next to river. Also Čezsoča has a lot of fog. Valley between Kobarid and Tolmin, where fog is, is very wide. When you go from Kobarid north, river is like a canyon. But between Bovec and village Žaga is also flat part, but not fog. Fog always appear on clear skies in Tolmin. In Bovec opposite happend. There is fog on rainy days, but not in Tolmin. And if you go from Tolmin to Nova Gorica, there is no fog again.

      So, fog is only on flat part between Kobarid and Tolmin, but not anymore, if you go north and higher and not anymore if you go south and lower. Only there is trapped.

      posted in General Discussion
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    Latest posts made by vujacicm

    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 Situation is like this. I live in area, where mountains around are lower then 3000m. So, I can only use surface or 700mb geopotential. Lower will show wrong.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 It looks like you are right, if geopotential is lower then mountain, it will not show right

      https://www.theweatherprediction.com/charts/850/

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 What I see on 850mb, I can say that on that level the surface of this mountain is adiabaticaly heated on this level. If this is not true, then is really just wrong, how you say.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 So, model elevation shows that there is 18 Celzius let's say 500m above Mount Everest surface?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 This, what you give me, is about winds

      https://community.windy.com/topic/5014/windspeed-and-direction-different-heights/2?_=1724610259822

      I see that understanding geopotential height is not easy, that's reason, why a lot of questions.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 You are showing me the winds. What about temperature? Does 20 degress on 850mb still cross surface of Mounth Everest?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 I am to slow with screenshot. It's gone, before I scan.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Why dew point increase after sunset?

      @Shah-sahb This is also, what I have in mind. I need to check one afternoon without all activities, then I will now, if this is the reason. Maybe is really not from outside.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 Mounth Everest is 9000m height. How can there be 850mb on 1500m?

      On Windy is simillar

      Surface -5
      1000005940.jpg

      850mb 20
      1000005941.jpg

      On Meteoblue I can show the temperature on the point, on Windy I can only show temperature with colours.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: The difference between surface and 1000mb geopotential height

      @idefix37 It's not 18 degress too hot for 9000m elevation or even higher?

      posted in General Discussion
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