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To: KLP who wrote (74365)	10/2/2004 7:23:55 AM
From: unclewest	Respond to of 794399

How or where do you look to find which way the wind will be coming from for the day Go to: weather.com Insert your own zip code and click go. Bookmark that site for future use. Scroll down to the 10 day forecast and click on "today"...in the left column. You can do that for each of the 10 days and get the wind forecast. You can figure it out quickly with a compass too. My family members keep a compass, map book, fallout zone calculator and telephone list in their cars. I was thinking about Nuclear, Biological and Chemical material when I wrote the book, but the principles apply to volcanoes too and I'm glad you realized that. For a quick refresher reread chapter 4, pages 17-23. uw