Physics, 03.02.2020 03:00 kkbrookly6195

Would a meteorologist new to the local area have difficulty forecasting the weather?

no, because weathermen use computer-generated data.
no, because weathermen track weather with various measurement tools.
yes, because along with weather data, weathermen use personal knowledge of the area's geographical features.

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