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For Up To Date Weather Reports
*ANY UNDERLINED LINKS FOR WORLD WIDE WEATHER REPORTS*
1) Weather Information-Click On: Click On This Link For Canadian Weather
Local Edmonton Weather
Jasper,Alberta,Canada-District Click On "Jasper For Weather Report"
Satellite Weather Click On This Underlined Link
Hickory North Carolina Click On The Underlined Link
North Carolina Weather via CNN Click On The Underlined Link
2) Worldwide World Weather Reports : Click On This UnderLined Link
3) For Australia: Click On This Underlined Link
4) Topographic Maps of the U.S.A. Click On The Underlined Link
5) Weather Report For Uraguay: Click On This Under Lined Link
6) Topo Maps: www.expedia.com
7) For Topo Maps and Some: www.globalmapper.com
8) International Fishing Records: IFGA.org
8) Barometer Readings: Metric Click On This Link
Mercury
Barometer
A mercury barometer is an accurate and relatively
simple way to measure changes in atmospheric pressure. At sea level, the weight
of the atmosphere forces mercury 760 mm (29.9 in) up a calibrated glass tube.
Higher elevations yield lower readings because the atmosphere is less dense
there, and the thinner air exerts less pressure on the mercury.
A Bit of History
Evangelista Torricelli, an Italian mathematician
and physicist, invented the barometer in 1643. He had also served as an assistant
to astronomer Galileo. Torricelli discovered that the variation of the height
of mercury from day to day was caused by changes in atmospheric pressure.
Movement
Barometric pressure seldom changes more than an inch or so at any given time
so you should not be concerned if it does not seem to move for long periods
of time. Barometric pressure also remains somewhat unchanged during very hot
weather.
A
barometer is an instrument used for predicting weather changes by measuring
air pressure.
9) Periodic Table Chart... Click On This Underlined Link
The Best Days for 2007, when the Moon is between new and full:
Best Days for Fishing in 2008
When the Moon is between new and full:
* January 8-22
* February 6-20
* March 7-21
* Fishing April 5-20
* May 5-19
* June 3-18
* July 2-18
* August 1-16
* August 30-September 15
* September 29-October 14
* October 28-November 13
* November 27-December 12
* December 27-31
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Hottest
Fishing Lures In Town
WATCH THE BAROMETER
Intensity of activity also varies from day to day, according to conditions in
general. If the barometer happens to be steady or rising, if the temperature
is favorable (about 15 degrees higher than water temperature) then long and
active response to a Solunar Peoria can be expected.
If however, the barometer is unsteady or falling, or the temperature arrangement of air and water is abnormal, there may be no response to a Solunar Period. For that matter, conditions can and do change so completely in a matter of hours that a major period will be of little value while some six hours later a minor period may show excellent fishing. Generally, however, a change in the weather is apt to be a deterrent to good fishing.
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Metric Conversions
0.305 meter = 1 foot
0.914 meter = 3 feet (1 yard)
1 meter = 1.094 yards
10 meters = 10.936 yards
100 meters = 109.361 yards
1000 meters (1 km) = 1093.613 yards
1608.64 m (1.609 km) = 1760 yards (1 mile)
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Formula For Converting Fahrenheit and Celsius
C. to F. : Multiply by 9/5 and add 32.
F. to C.: Subtract 32. Then Multiply by 5/9
e.g.
25
degrees C = 9/5 x 25 + 32 = 45 + 32 = 77 degrees F.
68 degrees F. = (68 - 32) x 5/9 = 36 x 5/9 = 20 degrees C.
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Gallons to Litres
1 ml = 0.035 fl. oz.(Imperial)
100 ml = 3.52 fl. oz.(Imperial)
1 litre (1000 ml) = 1 pint 15.2 fl. oz.(Imperial gallon)
5 litres = 1 gallon 16.1 fl. oz (Imperial)
45.461 Litres = 10 gallons(Imperial)
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Measures Of Lengths
1 centimeter = approx. 2/5 inch.
100 centimeters = 1 metre or about 39 inches.
1000 centimeters = 1 kilometer or 5 furlongs.
2 inches = approx. 5 centimeters.
1 yard = approx. 9/10 metre.
10 miles = approx. 16 kilometers.
30 miles = approx. 50 kilometers.
5 foot 7 inches = 170 centimeters
5 foot 11 inches = 180 centimeters.
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