Can soft mesh work in all weather?
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Yes it can. However, if using in mud, make sure you clean the mesh after a game or practice with clear water or the mesh will take on a "cast-like" feel once it dries and takes\na bunch of time to work it out before the next practice/game.\n\nGood luck!
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Not sure about forecast, but Kestrel makes some amazing anemometers (wind meters), some with barometers and altimeters built in.
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contact the National Weather Service...\n\nwww.nws.noaa.gov
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Not that I know of, but it seems like the hard ground would be for, well, really hard ground.  Firm ground seems more all-terrain like you said, as it is saying that it operates in harder ground, but not mud and slush.  Soft ground will kill you, so don't get it.  The ground at our soccer fields was complete trash and was pretty hard, and one kid wore metal spikes (which are for soft ground so they can dig in) one day.  From that day alone, he got shin splints and had to sit out for a week and a half or two.\n\nI suggest the firm ground.
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It all depends upon the layers of temparature in the atmosphere.  If an upper layer where the precipitation originates is below freezing then it can snow even if it is above freezing at ground level.  Reverse those temperatures and you get freezing rain.
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Oregon Scientific makes a good one:\nhttp://www.ambientweather.com/wmorscwiprwe.html\n\nYou can look at some alternates there too.
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Anything warmer than the air temperature will be affected\n\nMeaning more heat will be lost from the warm object if there is  wind. The wind moves the lost heat away from the object.
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combination of theses but the weather has a lot to do with it
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Hey buddy, try out Google Desktop Search! That includes a Weather update software also.. It's really very good..
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It is impossible to forecast weather any specific area will be hit "as hard as......"\nor "worst than......"\n\nWe cant do it.  We have medium, and long range forecast models that can give us a "2 weeks notice" of possible severe weather in a REGION (be it a very large region).\n\nThe only other thing we have to go by is large-scale--global--patters, such as ElNino, or LaNina.\n\n*** Bottom Line ***\n\nGET PREPARED, and STAY PREPARED!  Weather you live on the east coast of the US, smack in the middle of Tornado Alley, or anywhere in between....... do it!\n\n\n\nTake care...\nWeather_Wise911
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I have a great outdoors tent too! I my poles broke during a huge storm. I could not find their phone number anywhere. Then i started to think about it, and i was going to end up spending about 20 bucks for them. I needed them in a hurry too! So I went to walmart and looked to see if they had poles, but they didn't, I did find a 3 person tent though for 25 dollars, so i got that. I Have had that tent for over a year now, and it is so much more easier to take care of, and it's small. That might be your best option right now. If the weather were you live is at least 25 degrees F. at night, you will be find. but if you still have snow, you might want to reconsider that thought. It was about 15 one night and that was a bit chilly. The next night it was around 25 degrees and it was more comfortable. Good luck, and have fun!
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It is possible but it is quite rare. Here's why.\n\nA thunderstorm depends on rapidly rising  moist warm  air to produce the effects we see. These effects are: large volumes of rain in a short period of time, strongly gusting winds, hail, and of course lightning. When conditions aren't right (surface air is too cool and dry) it is impossible for air at the surface to rise fast and high enough to create a thunderstorm cell. Basically in winter the air is not warm or moist enough to produce thunderstorm cells.\n\nFor a deeper explanation check the source site.
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sure why not if you like rain and mudslides etc...\ntry the east coast
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In wet/moist climates
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Fumbles..\n\nLeather is slippery when wet.
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Give http://redhook.gsfc.nasa.gov/%7Eimswww/pub/imswelcome/ a try. One of the data sets they have is weather stats back to 1857; how detailed that particular data set is I can't say for sure.
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You can make a tornado tube, and this website tells you exactly how to do it:\nhttp://ns.isp.nsc.ru/l24/mamont/climate/tornado.htm