EPISODE · Jun 16, 2017 · 5 MIN
What Goes Up Tells Us What Will Come Down (Why We Still Use Weather Balloons to Forecast)
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Twice a day hundreds of people around the globe release large, tan balloons into the atmosphere. Weather balloons are still the go-to tool for meteorologists to get a true snapshot of how the atmosphere is at the moment at a specific location. What can these balloons tell us that satellites can’t? H2O Radio reports.
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