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weather type

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weather type [′wethยทər ‚tīp]
(meteorology)
A series of generalized synoptic situations, usually presented in chart form; weather types are selected to represent typical pressure patterns, and were originally devised as a method for lengthening the effective time-range of forecasts. Also known as weather-map type.
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