<p>Is there any website for videos/articles that explains how to read maps or other graphics use to make forecast prediction (more advanced than the weather channel please) ?
It could be about any country/region. </p>

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2017-01-29T15:38:40.753Z
Could you be a bit more specific? What have you tried already?
arkaia
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2017-01-30T03:01:56.280Z
@aretxabaleta  Nothing, no idea where to start. I would just like to read post (daily or weekly) about current weather and forecast maps. I  want to work as a forecaster but in my major we only study math and theory of atmospheric sciences,  nothing that helps use read maps on a high level.
katarado
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2017-01-30T04:38:13.247Z
Interested what major/location you are studying in!  Surprised there is nothing in synoptic or mesoscale meteorology at all?  Often they are late courses within the major.
JeopardyTempest
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2017-01-30T04:47:25.240Z
Atmospheric science in Montreal, Canada. Maybe they come in U3, I would like to start learning them before that
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# Learn weather forecast

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-01-29)

Is there any website for videos/articles that explains how to read maps or other graphics use to make forecast prediction (more advanced than the weather channel please) ?
It could be about any country/region.

**Tags:** meteorology, weather-forecasting

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you be a bit more specific? What have you tried already?  
> **username_0**: @aretxabaleta  Nothing, no idea where to start. I would just like to read post (daily or weekly) about current weather and forecast maps. I  want to work as a forecaster but in my major we only study math and theory of atmospheric sciences,  nothing that helps use read maps on a high level.  
> **username_2**: Interested what major/location you are studying in!  Surprised there is nothing in synoptic or mesoscale meteorology at all?  Often they are late courses within the major.  
> **username_0**: Atmospheric science in Montreal, Canada. Maybe they come in U3, I would like to start learning them before that  

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