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Great Lakes Weather 3: Weather Makers … Forecasting High & Low Pressure Systems
Decode the Systems That Drive Great Lakes Weather
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In the third installment of the series, you’ll explore the powerful role of high and low pressure systems in shaping Great Lakes weather. Learn to identify and interpret cold fronts, warm fronts, and occluded systems using surface charts and forecast tools. Take this class on its own or enjoy savings with the full four-part package.
This class focuses on the life cycle and behavior of high and low pressure systems—the primary drivers of wind and weather on the water. Learn to recognize cold, warm, stationary, and occluded fronts, and how to use surface weather charts to track system movement and forecast conditions. A must for boaters who want to plan ahead and stay safe.
Available as package
This webinar is also available as part of a webinar package. To register for the package at a discounted rate, and for more information, visit Great Lakes Marine Weather Essentials Four-Part Webinar Series. To register for this webinar as a standalone product, use the Add to Cart button below.
Meet The Instructor
Mark Thornton
Meet Mark Thornton – Great Lakes Marine Weather Expert
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