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Back to the wind to predict rain?

  • 28-03-2015 11:48pm
    #1
    Del2005
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    I was watching a program on BBC about weather or rain a few months ago and it gave a tip on how to predict if it'll rain. They said to stand with your back to the wind and look up to see what direction the clouds are moving. I can't remember which way they said that clouds moving would most likely mean rain, I do remember it was left or right. Was their tip correct and if it was which way predicts rain? I've tried searching but I can't get the question right.


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  • #2
    Supercell
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    It would be moving left as that means the air is circulating around a depression. Its very much a rough guide though as lower and upper clouds can move in totally different directions, for example the the main pressure area is to the south!

    high-and-low-pressure-areas.gif
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  • #3
    Del2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,102 ✭✭✭✭Del2005


    Supercell wrote: »
    It would be moving left as that means the air is circulating around a depression. Its very much a rough guide though as lower and upper clouds can move in totally different directions, for example the the main pressure area is to the south!

    high-and-low-pressure-areas.gif

    Thanks. I know it's only a rough guide


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