Forecast sources
- Weather apps, the National Weather Service, local television weather reports, local radio, and forecast websites are all possible sources.
- Choose at least two you would trust before hikes, overnight camping, and outdoor activities.
Requirement 3 of 12
Weather Forecast Sources
Identify forecast sources for outdoor planning and name warning sources for emergencies at home and during Scout activities.
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Forecast and warning sources
Identify forecast sources you can use before hikes or campouts and emergency warning sources for home and outdoor events.
Emergency warning sources
- Wireless emergency alerts on phones, NOAA Weather Radio, local TV/radio interruptions, and public warning systems are common warning sources.
- Name at least two that could reach you both at home and during Scout activities.
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Requirement 1
Meteorology and Climate
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Dangerous Weather Safety
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Weather Forecast Sources
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Pressure Systems and Fronts
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Wind, Rain, Lightning, and Hail
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Cloud Types
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Water Cycle
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Human Activity and Climate
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Earth's Tilt and Climate
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Weather Observation or Visit
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Weather Safety Talk
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Requirement 12
Weather Careers
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